Concerned about ‘forever chemicals’ in your water? CleanTap installs certified filtration proven to reduce PFAS, starting with a free in-home water test.
PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are a group of man-made ‘forever chemicals’ that don’t break down easily and have been found in water supplies across Massachusetts. The state sets a drinking-water limit of 20 parts per trillion for the sum of six PFAS compounds, and many homeowners choose to reduce PFAS further at their own tap. CleanTap installs certified filtration proven to reduce PFAS, and we always start with a free in-home water test so you know where you stand.
Under-sink RO is highly effective at reducing PFAS in your drinking and cooking water.
Certified media systems reduce PFAS and other contaminants throughout the home.
We match the technology to your test results and goals.
Effective PFAS reduction starts with knowing your water. Our free in-home test and guidance help you choose a certified system sized to your home, no guesswork, no pressure. For confirmed PFAS levels we can advise on certified lab testing too.
We assess your water and discuss PFAS concerns.
RO, whole-home, or both, matched to your needs.
Upfront pricing with financing available.
Licensed installation and ongoing support.
PFAS are man-made ‘forever chemicals’ used in many products that don’t break down easily and can end up in drinking water. Reducing them at the tap is a common goal for Massachusetts homeowners.
Yes. Massachusetts sets a drinking-water limit of 20 parts per trillion for the sum of six PFAS compounds (often called PFAS6). Many homeowners choose to reduce levels further with home filtration.
Certified reverse-osmosis systems are highly effective for drinking water, and certified whole-home media systems can reduce PFAS throughout the home. We install systems certified for PFAS reduction.
Start with our free in-home water test and review any notices from your town or water supplier. For confirmed levels, certified laboratory testing gives precise numbers, we can guide you.
Not always, many basic filters aren’t certified for PFAS. We match certified technology to your water so you’re actually addressing PFAS, not just taste.
Yes. Private wells can be affected, and we can recommend certified treatment based on testing for your well.
Book a free in-home water test and get certified, right-sized options.