Test Your Home for PFAS
(Forever Chemicals)
Protect your health and peace of mind with reliable home PFAS Testing
PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances), often called “forever chemicals”, are man-made compounds linked to serious health concerns. They persist in the environment and can accumulate in the human body over time. If you rely on well water, it’s especially important to test, as private wells are not routinely monitored or treated like municipal systems. Massachusetts DEP recommends testing Well Water every ten years.
Why test for PFAS?
Peace of Mind
Knowing what's in your drinking water is the first step to protecting your family's health—especially for households with children, pregnant individuals, or immunocompromised members.
Health Protection
Well Water Users at Higher Risk
PFAS exposure has been associated with:
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Increased risk of certain cancers
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Liver and thyroid problems
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Developmental issues in children
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Immune system effects
Because PFAS can't be detected by taste, smell, or sight, lab testing is the only way to confirm their presence.
Unlike city water, well water isn’t routinely tested for contaminants. If your well is near industrial areas, airports, or landfills, your risk of PFAS contamination may be even higher.
Stay Ahead of New Regulations
The EPA is introducing stricter limits for PFAS in drinking water. Testing now ensures you're prepared and compliant with upcoming standards.
Take Preventive Action
Early detection allows you to install appropriate filtration systems or switch to bottled water—before long-term exposure causes harm.
Environmental Awareness
PFAS contamination often results from industrial runoff or firefighting foams. Many households test their water to better understand and reduce their environmental exposure.
Easy At-Home PFAS Testing Kit ProVerde Environmental offers a home sampling kit that includes professional lab analysis using EPA-approved methods (Liquid Chromatography and Mass Spectrometry).
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Accurate, reliable results
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Simple to use
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