Arsenic in drinking water isn't just a concern: it's a serious health risk. It's colorless, odorless, and tasteless, which means the only way to know it's there is through proper testing.
At Pure Water Systems, removing arsenic isn't just something we do: it's one of our highest priorities. We've helped thousands of Northern Nevada families eliminate this dangerous contaminant. In 2001, we installed over 1,000 arsenic systems for NAS Fallon Top Gun Air Base.
Arsenic is a toxic heavy metal and known carcinogen that can accumulate in the body over time. Even low levels of long-term exposure have been linked to serious health issues.
In Northern Nevada, this problem is more common than most people realize.
We know arsenic. We know how to remove it. We've tested every arsenic filter ever made.
We don't guess: we engineer solutions that work specifically for your water.
✓ Reduces arsenic to low levels
We identify not just arsenic, but the type (Arsenic III or V), which is critical for proper treatment.
Your system is built based on your exact water chemistry, not a one-size-fits-all approach.
After installation, we re-test your water to confirm arsenic reduction.
We keep your system performing long-term with professional service and monitoring.
Nevada's private wells rank among the highest arsenic levels in the continental U.S.
Spanish Springs wells have tested above the EPA 10 ppb limit. Dayton/Lyon County wells contain arsenic up to 7.6 ppb. Minden wells have recorded peaks of 11 ppb, exceeding the EPA maximum. Carson City blends wells with arsenic up to 7.8 ppb. If you live in any rural or semi-rural area of Northern Nevada and use well water, testing is not optional: it is essential.
You can't see it, taste it, or smell it. A free water test is the only way to know. Schedule yours today: no cost, no obligation.
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