08/12/2026
Anyone else getting these letters from Lancaster City Water?
It’s hard to control everything that can end up in our drinking water. We pay for our water, yet sometimes we still have to spend more to treat it so we feel confident about what our families are drinking. 🤦♂️
I recently received this notice regarding elevated PFAS/PFOA levels in Lancaster’s water supply, and it got me thinking about how many homeowners are simply unaware of what’s in their water.
Some people buy gallon jugs. Some drink bottled water. Some are perfectly comfortable drinking straight from the tap and say, “What isn’t going to kill me these days?” 😬🫣🤦♂️
But there are options.
I’m a big believer in a properly designed reverse osmosis drinking-water system, especially when paired with appropriate remineralization after the RO process. It can provide a great source of treated water right at your kitchen sink for drinking and cooking.
And remember—not every filter removes PFAS. If you’re considering treatment, it’s important to choose equipment specifically designed and certified for the contaminants you’re trying to reduce.
If you’re interested in a reverse osmosis system, whole-house filtration, or a water softener, give Good Faith Plumbing a call. I’d be happy to take a look at your water-treatment needs and provide a free quote.
I’m busy enough without creating more work for myself, but honestly, it makes me happy when a customer decides to do something about their water. I can leave knowing I helped someone, hopefully saved them money over constantly buying bottled water, and provided a service that benefits their family.
I’m here to help—not just sell you something.
Blessed for every opportunity to serve my customers and my community. 🙏🏻😊
Good Faith Plumbing
Master Plumber • Here to Help • Blessed to Serve