Freeport Water Treatment Services

Tired of Chlorine Taste or Cloudy Water? 

Freeport’s water comes from both municipal and private well sources, and both can bring challenges. City water may taste like chlorine, while well water can contain iron, radon, or arsenic. Whether you live near Harraseeket Harbor or inland toward Desert Road, your water should be as fresh as your coastal air.

Common Water Issues in Freeport

• Chlorine Taste: Common in public water. 
• Arsenic: Found in wells across Cumberland County. 
• Radon: Present in bedrock groundwater. 
• Hard Water: Leaves scale on fixtures. 
• PFAS: Detected in local testing areas.

The Fontus Fix 

At Fontus Water Treatment, we bring Maine-tested solutions to your tap. We begin with a free on-site water test for issues like taste, odor, or hardness and if lab testing is needed for contaminants such as arsenic, radon, or PFAS, we’ll coordinate through a certified third-party lab to ensure accurate results. Our systems target specific water chemistry problems common in coastal Maine, restoring purity, protecting plumbing, and improving taste.

Why Freeport Chooses Fontus 

• Local Expertise: We understand Maine’s coastal water chemistry. 
• Reliable Systems: Built to last in humid, coastal climates. 
• Transparent Testing: Clear results, real answers. 
• Community Commitment: Serving Freeport and nearby towns with pride.

Local Insight 

Homes near Harraseeket River often report slightly brackish taste from salt influence. Fontus installs specialized filters that balance minerals and improve taste.

FAQ 

Q: Is chlorine harmful to drink? 

No, but it affects taste and odor, easily removed by Fontus filtration. 

Q: Do coastal homes have higher PFAS risk?

Some do. Certified lab testing is the only way to confirm.