PFAS May Be Hiding in Your Drinking Water

PFAS have been detected in water systems and contamination sites across Texas. Explore reported findings near Houston and surrounding Southeast Texas communities, then learn about water-treatment options for your property.

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Why PFAS Are a Concern

PFAS are long-lasting manufactured chemicals that may be present in water without affecting its appearance, smell, or taste, so local reports or proper testing can help you better understand your water quality.

Long-Lasting

Some PFAS can remain in the environment for years.

Hard to Detect

PFAS cannot normally be seen, smelled, or tasted.

Reported Across Texas

PFAS detections have been reported in water systems across the state.

Explore Reported PFAS Near Houston

The Environmental Working Group maintains an interactive map showing publicly reported PFAS detections across Texas and the United States. Search your city or ZIP code to explore available data near Houston, Harris County, and surrounding Southeast Texas communities.

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PFAS Treatment Options

Explore Water Service USA reverse osmosis systems designed with advanced membrane and carbon filtration technologies commonly used to help reduce PFAS in drinking water.

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