Consider installing a treatment system to lower the levels of PFAS from your drinking water. Treatment systems shown to remove a range of PFAS are available at various price points, which can be installed to treat your entire home, a single faucet, or may be a simple pitcher or refrigerator filter. Reverse Osmosis and Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) are two methods of filtration shown to lower PFAS levels.
Consider the overall quality of your water to determine the best filtration type to fit your needs. See our recommendations for a complete picture of your water quality below.
The NC DEQ PFAS Treatment System Assistance Program provides testing and treatment for eligible residents with private drinking water wells. Request testing through this program here.
