Is Coral Springs tap water safe to drink?

Yes but with caveats

Coral Springs's water meets EPA minimum standards but has some concerns including PFAS detected. Filtration is recommended for sensitive individuals.

61/100
Purity Score
3
Issues Found
11 GPG
Hardness
Detected
PFAS

3 Issues Detected in Coral Springs

PFAS (Forever Chemicals) Detected

PFAS are man-made chemicals that do not break down and accumulate in the body.

PFAS details for Coral Springs

Very Hard Water (11 GPG)

Hard water causes scale in pipes and shortens appliance lifespan.

Hardness data for Coral Springs

High Chlorine Residual

Elevated chlorine can affect taste smell and skin.

Chlorine info for Coral Springs
Florida

Groundwater (Biscayne Aquifer)

Coral Springs, FL Water Quality Report

Elevated Risk Updated February 2026
61
Purity Score

Health Insights

  • 1
    With a hardness of 11 GPG, Coral Springs residents may notice white scale on faucets. Hard water increases maintenance costs.
  • 2
    PFAS have been identified in Coral Springs's water in detectable quantities. A reverse osmosis system is the most reliable home treatment.
  • 3
    Chlorine residuals in Coral Springs are on the higher end. An activated carbon filter readily removes it.

Score

61 /100
Moderate
"Good" threshold (70)

Meets federal standards but remains subject to aquifer hardness and regional PFAS detections. Sources: Coral Springs CCR.

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Coral Springs Water FAQ

Is the water safe to drink?
Yes, it meets all current EPA and state health standards.
Does Coral Springs have hard water?
Yes, it is classified as hard, typically 11 GPG.
Why does my water smell like chlorine?
Higher residuals are used during annual system maintenance periods.
What is the best water filter for Coral Springs?
Based on Coral Springs's water profile, we recommend the Clearly Filtered Water Pitcher. High chlorine usage and aquifer minerals require a system that addresses both taste and scale. Sources: City of Coral Springs.

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Data Sources

  • EPA SDWIS
  • EWG Tap Water Database
  • Coral Springs Water District CCR
  • USGS monitoring data

PurityMap compiles public data. Updated February 2026.

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