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EPA WATER QUALITY DATA · FL
Is Miami-Dade County Tap Water Safe in 2026?
Population-weighted grade and city-level UCMR5 risk bands for 2 WaterCheckup cities in Miami-Dade County. "At Risk" means at least one analyte above an EPA limit or a regulated PFAS violation for that system. "Safe" means no such flag and a low-concern city profile.
COUNTY GRADE
F
Score 0
2
Total cities
2
At Risk
0
Safe
690K
Population served
TOP CONTAMINANTS IN MIAMI-DADE COUNTY (UCMR5)
Most common analytes with detections (>0) across cities in this county — each city counted once per compound.
1.6:2 FTS2 cities
2.PFBA2 cities
3.PFBS2 cities
4.PFHpA2 cities
5.PFHxA2 cities
6.PFHxS2 cities
7.PFOA2 cities
8.PFOS2 cities
CITIES IN MIAMI-DADE COUNTY
FILTER RECOMMENDATIONS
Typical picks for households in Miami-Dade County when UCMR5 shows PFAS or related analytes — same product lines we feature on city pages.
TOP PICKS FOR MIAMI-DADE COUNTY
⚠ 6:2 FTS and related contaminants in county UCMR data
#1
Waterdrop G3P800 RO
EDITORS PICKWaterdrop · ~$849
Tankless 800 GPD, removes 99%+ PFAS & lead, 10-stage filtration. Smart faucet TDS display.
WHY THIS FOR MIAMI-DADE COUNTY · Chosen for Miami-Dade County because 2 of 2 tracked cities show at least one UCMR analyte above an EPA limit or a regulated violation — reverse osmosis removes 99%+ of PFAS and many co-occurring pollutants at the tap.
#2
Aquasana SmartFlow RO
MOST CERTIFIEDAquasana · ~$449
WQA Gold Seal + NSF 42/53/58/401. Most certifications of any under-sink RO. Removes 90+ contaminants.
#3
AquaTru Under-Sink RO
EASIEST FILTER CHANGEAquaTru · ~$375
NSF 42/53/58 certified. Quick-change filters, no tools. Compact tankless design, 4-stage filtration.
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