PFAS RemovalRebate Eligible
Advanced dual-stage carbon and anion-exchange systems that remove PFAS to non-detect levels. State rebates up to $5,000 for qualifying NH homes through the NHDES PFAS rebate program.
What the system actually does.
On-site PFAS screening
We test at your home for total PFAS indicators and send a confirmation sample to a certified NH lab. Full panel results back in 7–10 days.
Granular activated carbon (GAC) stage
Removes long-chain PFAS (PFOA, PFOS) below detection. High-capacity vessels sized for your household water use.
Anion-exchange resin stage
Captures short-chain PFAS that GAC alone can miss. Dual-stage is what gets you to non-detect across the full regulated list.
Rebate filing on your behalf
We compile testing records, system specs, and install documentation and submit to NHDES. NHDES targets reimbursement within roughly 8–12 weeks of submission.
Every install, built the same way.
Same NH-licensed plumbing partners, same fit-and-finish standards, same paper trail. No shortcuts.
- On-site screening + certified lab confirmation
- Dual-stage GAC + anion-exchange system
- Pre and post-install PFAS panels
- NHDES rebate paperwork, filed by us
- Installed by NH-licensed plumbing partners
- 2-year parts + labor warranty
- Annual verification test in year one
- — Lab fees beyond the included pre/post panels (if state requires extras)
- — Separate drinking-water polish — recommended as an add-on RO
About this system.
Does my water actually have PFAS?
NHDES has documented PFAS in many NH public water supplies and a growing share of private wells. We test for free as part of the consultation. If you have a result below threshold, we tell you — we don't upsell.
How does the $5,000 rebate work?
The NHDES PFAS rebate program reimburses qualifying NH households for approved PFAS treatment systems in a primary residence. If your water tests above threshold, you can be reimbursed up to $5,000. We handle all paperwork.
What does "non-detect" really mean?
Results below the laboratory's minimum reporting limit, usually <2 parts per trillion for the major PFAS compounds. Functionally: as clean as testing can measure.
Do I also need a drinking-water RO?
Not required, but many homeowners add an under-sink RO for the kitchen. The whole-home PFAS system handles bath, laundry, and appliances; the RO gives you a drinking-grade polish.
Not sure which system you need?
A free 20-minute test tells us exactly what's in your water. No obligation, no high-pressure sales.