PFAS water filtration you can trust.

PFAS are a family of man-made chemicals used for decades in non-stick, stain-resistant and firefighting products. In central-southern Bucks County, firefighting foam used at the former Naval Air Warfare Center Warminster and Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Willow Grove contaminated groundwater, and public water suppliers in the area had to shut down or treat affected wells.

In 2024 the EPA set the first national drinking water limits for several PFAS, including 4 parts per trillion for PFOA and PFOS. Public suppliers must meet those limits, but many families, and anyone on a private well, want their own protection.

Signs you should consider PFAS filtration

• You live in or near Warminster, Warrington, Ivyland, Horsham or Northampton
• Your private well hasn't been tested for PFAS
• Your utility's report lists PFAS detections
• You have young children or are pregnant
• You want peace of mind beyond the minimum standard

How it works

1. We review your utility report or arrange a certified lab PFAS test for wells.
2. For drinking water, we install an NSF/ANSI 58-certified reverse osmosis system.
3. For whole-home protection, we size a dedicated carbon or PFAS-selective media system.
4. We set a clear replacement schedule so protection doesn't lapse.

What's included

• Certified point-of-use RO with PFOA/PFOS reduction claims
• Optional whole-home PFAS media system
• Help reading your water quality report
• Coordination with a PA DEP-accredited lab for well testing
• Media and filter replacement scheduling

PFAS Filtration across Bucks County

The Warminster–Warrington–Horsham area is one of the best-known PFAS sites in Pennsylvania. Public water systems there have added treatment. Private wells nearby, though, are the owner's responsibility, and the only way to know is a certified lab test.