Water Treatment Services in Sanford, Maine

Professional Water Testing & Treatment for Sanford Homes

Whether you live near Number One Pond, downtown Sanford, or in one of the surrounding rural neighborhoods, water quality affects your comfort, health, and home systems. Much of Sanford’s water comes from private wells, while other properties use city-supplied water drawn from the Mousam River aquifer, and both can carry distinct issues.

Fontus: Local Experts with Proven Methods 

At Fontus Water Treatment, we believe expertise and transparency matter. 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 Maine-based team uses trusted, data-driven systems to remove contaminants, balance mineral content, and protect plumbing. Every recommendation is based on your test results. 

Schedule your free Sanford water test today and see the Fontus difference.

Common Sanford Water Concerns in Sanford

• Arsenic & Radon: Common in local wells throughout York County. 
• Hard Water: Causes cloudy glassware and buildup. 
• Iron Stains: Reddish residue from naturally high iron levels. 
• PFAS: Detected in nearby municipal testing zones. 
• Chlorine Odor: From public disinfection treatment.

Why Sanford Homeowners Choose Fontus 

• Proven Process: Transparent testing and real results. 
• Certified Partners: Lab-verified contaminant analysis. 
• Local Team: Specialists who understand Maine’s geology. 
• Reliable Equipment: Built to last in Maine conditions.

Local Insight 

Many Sanford homes near the Mousam River basin experience seasonal shifts in water hardness due to changing mineral content. Fontus softening systems help stabilize quality year-round.

FAQ 

Q: Do you provide commercial testing for Sanford businesses? 

Yes, Fontus offers residential and light commercial water testing and filtration services. 

Q: How do I know if I have arsenic or radon? 

These contaminants are invisible and odorless, only certified lab testing can confirm their presence.