PFAS Water Solution

PFAS Reduction Systems for Clean Safe Drinking Water in Your Home

Experience Protection from PFAS Contamination

PFAS chemicals are known as forever chemicals for a reason. They do not break down easily and can build up in your body over time. You cannot see them, taste them, or smell them, but they may still be present in your water.

Cleaner Water

Enjoy cleaner water with reduced chemical contaminants.

PFAS Reduction

Target PFAS and related compounds at the source.

Better Taste

Improve drinking water taste and freshness.

Family Protection

Protect your family with safer water every day.

Whole Home Filtration

Treats water at the source before it reaches every tap in your home.

No Backwash Required

Uses advanced filtration without backwashing or extra water waste.

Built for City Water System

Designed to reduce PFAS in municipal water supplies.

Space Saving Product Design

Compact system made to fit smaller homes and tight spaces.

Every Zenith recommendation starts with a free in-home water test, a professional digital analysis that tests 7 contaminants in under 2 minutes and shows you exactly what’s in your water, not old-school test strips. For deeper concerns, paid certified lab testing is available covering 150+ contaminants.

EXPERT-BACKED PFAS PROTECTION

Why Choose a PFAS Reduction System?

PFAS, including PFOA and PFOS, are often called “forever chemicals” and may be present in household water without any clear taste, smell, or warning signs. Because these contaminants can create long term health concerns, a certified lab test is required first to confirm PFAS levels and determine the right treatment approach for your home.

A Zenith PFAS Reduction System is designed to help reduce PFAS at the point of entry, treating water before it reaches your faucets, showers, appliances, and plumbing. Each system is professionally sized based on lab test results, household water demand, flow rate, and local water conditions to help deliver cleaner, safer water at every tap.

PFAS Reduction System installed in a home, featuring a Zenith Pure Solutions whole-house filtration unit that helps reduce PFAS contaminants and provides cleaner, safer water for families.
THE PROBLEM

Signs Your Water May Be at Risk for PFAS

PFAS contamination can go undetected for years, which is why certified lab testing is required to identify potential risks and determine the right water treatment solution for your home.

Near Industrial Areas

Properties near manufacturing zones may face greater PFAS exposure through local water sources.

Private Well Water

Homes on private wells may need advanced testing to uncover hidden PFAS contamination.

Environmental Concerns

Regional contamination concerns can increase the chance of PFAS entering household water.

No Advanced Filtration

Without specialized treatment, PFAS may remain in your drinking water unchecked.

Unknown Water Quality

If your water has not been tested, hidden PFAS issues may go undetected.

Expertise

Built on Expertise in PFAS Removal

PFAS contamination requires advanced filtration technology. Not all systems are capable of reducing these complex chemical compounds effectively. At Zenith Pure Solutions, we test your water and design a system based on real results, not guesswork.

Every solution is designed for accuracy, performance, and long term protection.

Our systems are engineered to handle:

Proven PFAS Reduction Solutions

What our systems do:

This is not a basic filter. It is a targeted system built to protect your health.

PFAS contamination cannot be detected by taste, smell, or appearance. A certified laboratory water test is required to identify PFAS levels and determine the correct filtration system for your home.

Trusted by Homeowners Who Want Real Protection

Zenith Pure Solutions is trusted by homeowners who want reliable answers and real solutions for their water. Our reputation is built on performance and results.

When it comes to PFAS, proper treatment matters.

Our Simple Water Treatment Process

Step 1

Water Testing & System Selection

We test your water, identify key contaminants, and recommend the right whole-home filtration system.

Step 2

Professional Installation

Our technicians install your system at the main water line using quality components and secure connections.

Step 3

Final Testing & Instructions

We test the system, confirm everything works properly, and show you how to use and maintain it.

Experience Protection from PFAS Contamination

PFAS filtration helps give homeowners greater confidence in their water, along with cleaner taste and long term peace of mind. A certified lab test is required first to confirm PFAS levels and recommend the right system for your home.

Greater Peace of Mind

Cleaner Tasting Water

Daily Confidence

Health Focused Protection

PFAS Reduction System: Frequently Asked Questions

Every Zenith water test gives you your full Water Health Index report, built from 11+ parameters that combine professional water chemistry with your water’s performance in your home. A certified technician comes to your home and uses a professional-grade digital photometer to test your water for multiple chemistry parameters in under 2 minutes using a small water sample: alkalinity, hardness, pH, phosphate, ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate. Results are precise and digital, not a color comparison or a test strip held up to the light. We then combine the chemistry readings with other parameters to calculate your proprietary 0-100 Water Health Index score, and you receive a clear written report before we leave.

For specialist concerns, bacteria, well water contaminants, or specific chemical testing beyond our standard test, paid certified lab testing is available, covering 150+ contaminants. Cost varies depending on what needs to be tested. Ask your Zenith technician at the water test visit.

PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are a group of man-made chemicals used in a wide range of consumer products — including stain resistant fabric treatments, food packaging, stick cookware, and firefighting foam. Their persistence in the environment is what earns them the name “forever chemicals”: they do not degrade naturally and accumulate in soil, water, and the human body over time. Studies showed contamination of public water supplies in communities across the united states, with pfoa and pfos among the most commonly detected compounds. The health effects from long-term exposure include increased risk of certain cancers, hormone disruption, and weakened immune response.

Not all water filters are effective against PFAS. The two technologies with the strongest evidence to remove pfas are activated carbon filtration and reverse osmosis systems. Granular activated carbon (GAC) and block carbon water filters can reduce pfoa and pfos significantly, while reverse osmosis systems provide the deepest level of treatment — capable of reducing total pfas by up to 90% or more. Studies showed that properly installed reverse osmosis systems consistently outperform basic water filters for PFAS reduction. Our team will recommend the right filtration system based on your actual water test results.

We address pfas using a combination of advanced carbon filtration and reverse osmosis systems sized to match your household water demand. Indiana has seen multiple public water systems exceed federal PFAS health advisory levels, and private well users face additional risk from agricultural and industrial runoff. Our process starts with a free water test to establish your total pfas baseline — so we can recommend a filtration system that genuinely targets your specific contamination profile, rather than a generic solution. We address pfas at the point of entry for whole-home protection, or at the point of use for drinking water focus.

A certified laboratory water test is required before recommending or installing any well water treatment or PFAS reduction system. Testing helps identify your water conditions, contaminant levels, and the right solution for your home.

PFAS can enter water sources through manufacturing waste, product disposal, contaminated groundwater, surface water, or private wells near industrial or agricultural areas. Because PFAS exposure can build up over time, even low-level contamination should be taken seriously. Getting your water tested is the first step toward safer, more reliable water.

Pfoa and pfos are two of the most studied and regulated PFAS compounds — both have been phased out of production in the united states but persist in the environment due to their stability. Total pfas refers to the combined measurement of all PFAS compounds present in a water sample, which can include hundreds of variants beyond just pfoa and pfos. Federal health advisories now address pfas at extremely low levels — measured in parts per trillion — because studies showed health effects even at very low concentrations. Our water testing looks at total pfas levels to give you a complete picture of what your filtration system needs to address.

Three Systems. One for Every Indianapolis Home.

All installed by our local licensed team. All include a free water test. We’ll honestly tell you which one is actually right for you.

* A certified laboratory water test is required before recommending or installing any well water treatment or PFAS reduction system. Testing helps identify your water conditions, contaminant levels, and the right solution for your home.

Essentials

Best for: smaller city-water homes wanting the essentials done right

PureStart Essentials
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Soft, filtered water at every tap and pure water at your kitchen sink, a clean, reliable foundation without the complexity

Performance

Best for: busy, higher-usage homes that want smart, future-ready water

Advanced Performance
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High-efficiency softening, smart tankless drinking water, and sediment protection are built for homes that use more.

Elite

Best for: large, high-demand households that want the very best

Elite Pure Water
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Our most complete system continuous soft water with zero downtime, plus smart monitoring, so you never think about it.

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