Volatile Organic Compounds in West Virginia Well Water

EPA Data 2025 · Risk Level: Moderate

Avg Level

3.764 ppb

EPA Limit

5 ppb

% Above Limit

13.9%

Risk Level

moderate

Live DataLast updated: April 4, 2026·Source: EPA SDWIS & USGS

Water Quality Details

Contaminant	Volatile Organic Compounds
Category	chemical
Average Level	3.764 ppb
Maximum Level	9.674 ppb
EPA Limit (MCL)	5 ppb
% Wells Above Limit	13.9%
Affected Wells	38,920
Testing Cost	$67
Treatment Cost	$4,173
vs National Avg	+1.382 ppb (+58.0%)

West Virginia Well Water Overview

Well Users

280,000

% on Well Water

25.8%

Quality Score

58/100

Highest Risk States for Volatile Organic Compounds

#1New Mexico17.0% above limit #2Mississippi16.8% above limit #3Arkansas16.1% above limit #4Georgia16.0% above limit #5West Virginia13.9% above limit

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EPA SDWIS & USGS

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is volatile organic compounds a problem in West Virginia well water?

In West Virginia, volatile organic compounds levels average 3.764 ppb, with a maximum recorded level of 9.674 ppb. The EPA limit is 5 ppb. Currently 13.9% of tested wells exceed this limit, affecting approximately 38,920 wells.

How much does it cost to test for volatile organic compounds in West Virginia?

Testing for volatile organic compounds in West Virginia typically costs around $67. If treatment is needed, water treatment systems for volatile organic compounds cost approximately $4,173.

What is the risk level of volatile organic compounds in West Virginia well water?

The risk level for volatile organic compounds in West Virginia is rated as moderate. The state average of 3.764 ppb is 58.0% above the national average of 2.382 ppb.

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