PFAS & “Forever Chemicals”
Florida surface water and groundwater can contain PFAS from industrial and firefighting sources. Our carbon media is certified to reduce these contaminants to detectable limits.
Florida’s Water Is Different. Your Filtration Should Be Too.
Certified Whole-Home Filtration Engineered to Reduce PFAS, Chloramines, and Disinfection Byproducts in Florida Municipal Water.
Why Florida Water Demands Specialized Filtration
Municipal water across Florida carries distinct contaminants that generic filters don’t address. Our system is engineered for these conditions.
Chloramines & TTHMs
Many Florida utilities use chloramines for disinfection. This produces disinfection byproducts (TTHMs) that affect taste, odor, and long-term exposure. Catalytic carbon targets both.
Hard Water & Scale
Florida’s geology contributes to elevated hardness in many areas. Our third stage uses NAC ion media to inhibit scale without adding sodium or altering water chemistry for drinking.
Aging Infrastructure
Older pipes and distribution systems can introduce sediment, rust, and biofilm. Multi-stage filtration protects every tap and appliance from particulates and debris.
Our 3-Stage System
Engineered for Florida municipal water. Each stage has a defined role; together they deliver whole-home protection.
Compare our 3-stage whole-house system and our 6-stage under-sink reverse osmosis system for details, specs, and which is right for your home.
Sediment Filtration
Multi-gradient depth filtration removes dirt, rust, and particles down to micron level before water reaches carbon and scale media.
Coconut Shell Carbon
Catalytic coconut shell carbon reduces chlorine, chloramines, PFAS, and disinfection byproducts while improving taste and odor.
NAC Ion Media Scale Protection
NAC (nucleation-assisted crystallization) media inhibits scale formation on fixtures and appliances without salt or softener maintenance.
Better water through better design.
Say goodbye to unsightly exposed water filtration systems that take up lots of space. Drag the slider to see how we designed our whole-home water filtration system to be sleek and compact—with all premium components contained within a clean, durable chassis.
Installation Process
From assessment to activation, we handle every step. Typically one day for standard installations.
1
Water Analysis & Site Survey
We test your water and assess your plumbing to size the system and plan the install.
2
Equipment & Plumbing
System is installed at point of entry. Bypass and shutoff valves are included for service and maintenance.
3
Activation & Flush
Media is activated and lines are flushed. We verify flow and pressure at key fixtures.
4
Walkthrough & Documentation
You receive operation instructions, warranty paperwork, and our contact for ongoing support.
Lifetime Guarantee
We stand behind our system and our service. Your investment is protected.
- Annual Water Testing — We test your water each year and recommend media changes or adjustments as needed.
- Unlimited Priority Service — If something isn’t right, we respond with priority scheduling at no extra cost.
- Comprehensive Wellness Checks — Pressure, flow, and media condition are verified during service visits.
- Proactive System Management — We track your system and remind you when maintenance or media replacement is due.
Service Areas
We install and service whole-home filtration systems across Florida. Select cities below.
Delray Beach
Boca Raton
Jupiter
Stuart
Jensen Beach
Port St. Lucie
Vero Beach
West Palm Beach
Ft. Lauderdale
Miami
Daytona Beach
Jacksonville
Orlando
And more…
Oasis Purely Water provides certified whole-home water filtration and PFAS reduction systems to homeowners in Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Jupiter, Stuart, Jensen Beach, Port St. Lucie, Vero Beach, West Palm Beach, Ft. Lauderdale, Miami, Daytona Beach, Jacksonville, Orlando, and surrounding Florida communities. Our 3-stage filtration is designed for Florida municipal water quality, including reduction of chloramines, disinfection byproducts, and forever chemicals. Schedule a free water analysis to see what’s in your water and how our system can protect your home.
Ready for Cleaner Water?
Schedule a free water analysis. We’ll test your water and recommend the right system for your home.
Or call 866-OASIS-99
Official Government Water Quality Resources
Before installing a whole-home filtration system, you can review publicly available federal and state water quality data. The following resources allow you to search municipal testing results and learn more about regulated contaminants.
EWG Tap Water Database
Enter your zip code, select your city water district, and see results—including contaminants still present in your water after municipal treatment. A clear view of what’s in your tap.
Search Your WaterEPA PFAS Information and Regulatory Updates
Learn about Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS), current federal regulations, health advisories, and ongoing nationwide testing initiatives.
Learn About PFASEPA Water Quality Data Portal
Access water monitoring datasets, contaminant reporting tools, and national environmental data resources maintained by the EPA.
Explore Water DataFlorida Department of Environmental Protection – Water Quality
Review Florida-specific surface water and groundwater monitoring data, reports, and environmental compliance records.
View Florida Water DataEPA Consumer Confidence Reports (CCR)
Public water systems are required to publish annual Consumer Confidence Reports detailing detected contaminants and compliance status. Search for your local water provider’s annual report here.
Find Your Water ReportIt’s literally raining “forever chemicals” in Miami
PFAS are in Miami’s rainwater. And it is the latest evidence the synthetic “forever chemicals” — that have raised health concerns for people and wildlife — hitch a ride on the water cycle, using the complex system to circulate over greater distances.
Read the FIU ArticleOasis Purely Water is not affiliated with the EPA, CDC, or the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. The resources above are provided for educational purposes and allow homeowners to review publicly available water quality data for their municipality.