Maryland Homeowners Advised to Test for PFAS in Tap Water

Safeguard Your Family: Addressing PFAS Contamination in Maryland’s Water Supply

Annapolis, United States – August 29, 2025 / Gauge Digital Media /

Hague Quality Water of Maryland Educates Homeowners on PFAS in Drinking Water and Safe Removal Solutions

In response to growing concerns about water safety, Hague Quality Water of Maryland is highlighting the risks of PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) in local water supplies and offering reliable water treatment solutions to protect Maryland families.

PFAS, often dubbed “forever chemicals” due to their resistance to breaking down, have been detected in various water systems throughout Maryland. These substances, commonly used in manufacturing non-stick cookware, water-repellent fabrics, and firefighting foam, pose significant health risks even at low exposure levels.

Hague Quality Water of Maryland emphasizes the importance of awareness and proactive protection. With PFAS linked to serious health conditions such as cancer, hormonal disruptions, immune system issues, and developmental delays in children, the company urges homeowners to assess the safety of their water.

Recognizing that PFAS contamination may not always be disclosed by local utilities, the company encourages private testing as a critical step. Hague Quality Water offers professional water testing services and supports the use of NSF-certified filtration systems to effectively reduce PFAS from drinking water.

“Maryland residents should not have to worry about harmful contaminants in their tap water,” said a company spokesperson. “We are committed to ensuring families have access to clean, safe water and the knowledge to make informed choices about their water quality.”

With local expertise and a range of cutting-edge filtration systems—such as activated carbon and reverse osmosis—Hague Quality Water of Maryland continues to lead efforts in environmental health and homeowner safety.