PFAS Removal from Water
PFAS contamination is a growing concern right here in Dallas. These “forever chemicals” don't break down naturally and have been detected in water supplies throughout the North Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. Studies link PFAS exposure to serious health issues, including cancer, thyroid problems, and immune system damage. If you're worried about PFAS in your home or business’s water, you’re not alone. Fortunately, there are effective solutions that can protect your wellness.
What Are PFAS & How Do They Get into Dallas Water?
PFAS stands for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, a group of thousands of synthetic chemicals used for decades in everything from non-stick cookware to firefighting foam.
Because they resist heat, water, and grease, manufacturers put them in countless products. The problem? These same properties make them nearly impossible to destroy, which is why they're called “forever chemicals.”
In Dallas, PFAS enters our water supply through industrial discharge, military base runoff, landfill leaching, and wastewater treatment plants. Once PFAS get into groundwater or surface water, they stay there indefinitely, accumulating over time.
Unlike microplastics, which are tiny physical particles, PFAS are chemicals dissolved in water at the molecular level. This makes them particularly problematic. The EPA has established stricter limits on PFAS in drinking water, but many Dallas-area water sources still show detectable levels that concern health experts.
Start your water improvement journey now. Reach out to the Dallas Water Doctor team online or call (817) 646-9445 today.
Find out exactly what’s flowing through your taps. Our team will test your water and walk you through the results, so you know how to keep it clean, safe, and healthy. Schedule your free consultation today!
How Water Filtration Systems Remove PFAS
The good news is that the right filtration technology can effectively remove PFAS from your water. Here's what works:
- Reverse osmosis systems are often the top choice for PFAS removal. They work by pushing water through an ultra-fine membrane that catches PFAS molecules while letting clean water pass through.
- High-quality activated carbon filters also tackle PFAS effectively. These filters trap PFAS molecules as water flows through, similar to how a sponge absorbs water. The key is using the right type of carbon filter and replacing it regularly to keep it working properly.
Many Dallas property owners choose systems that use reverse osmosis and carbon filtration together. This combination gives you the best possible protection against PFAS and other contaminants common in our area.
The bottom line? Not all filters remove PFAS, so it's important to work with experts, like us at Dallas Water Doctor, who can recommend and install a system proven to handle these specific chemicals.
Why Choose Dallas Water Doctor?
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Get Water You Can Trust with Dallas Water Doctor
At Dallas Water Doctor, our expertise in custom filtration means we can target PFAS specifically while also addressing other water quality concerns like hard water, chlorine, or lead. We install only proven, high-quality systems and make sure they're properly sized and configured for maximum PFAS reduction.
We back every installation with our world’s best warranty and offer same-day emergency service, free estimates, and flexible financing/payment plans to make clean water accessible.
Your wellness is too important to leave to chance. Call (817) 646-9445 or contact us online to eliminate PFAS from your water for good.