Arsenic Filtration
NH Arsenic Consortium member — expert arsenic removal for New Hampshire well water since 1977.
Arsenic in NH Well Water
Arsenic is a naturally occurring element found in New Hampshire's bedrock and soil. It has no taste, odor, or color — the only way to know if your water contains arsenic is to test it. Long-term exposure to elevated arsenic levels is associated with serious health risks including cancer.
Advance Pump & Filter is a member of the New Hampshire Arsenic Consortium and has extensive experience designing and installing arsenic removal systems for residential and commercial customers throughout NH and southern Maine.
- Whole-house arsenic removal systems
- Point-of-use reverse osmosis systems
- Adsorptive media filtration
- Regular testing and system monitoring
- NH Arsenic Consortium member
Why is our New Hampshire Arsenic Treatment System better?
Custom built systems: We custom design and build all of our New Hampshire water treatment systems in-house. We take pride in the fact that we are not limited by ties to any particular franchise or manufacturer. This allows us to select the best possible components for the application. We don't agree with the one-size-fits-all philosophy. We carefully analyze your particular New Hampshire water profile, and build a New Hampshire arsenic treatment system specifically to target your issues. This way, you and your family will get the highest quality New Hampshire water possible.
New Hampshire Water Testing and Filtration
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- The second column acts as a backup when the first column is spent.
- Attaches to a kitchen faucet and refrigerator, or we can install a separate faucet for the unit.
- Cost effective.
- Good for small spaces.
New Hampshire Water Testing and Filtration
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- Eliminates both Arsenic types 3 and 5.
- Peace of mind: A dual-column, 100% redundant, professionally engineered state-of-the-art system ensures treated water. The second column acts as a backup when the first column is spent.
Test Your Water for Arsenic
Don't wait — arsenic has no taste or smell. Call us to schedule a test today.