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Water testing & filtration in Milford, MA

Milford uses a mix of reservoir, river and well water. Its recent PFAS history makes it especially important to separate an offline source from the water currently reaching customers.

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Local water information

  • The 2025 report identifies the Charles River, Echo Lake Reservoir, Dilla Street wells, Clark’s Island wells and Godfrey Brook wells as public supply sources. Source.

  • During January–March 2025, the Godfrey Brook plant had a PFAS6 quarterly average of 23 parts per trillion, above Massachusetts’s limit of 20. This was a documented violation, not just a comparison with a future federal threshold. Source.

  • The report says Godfrey Brook was taken offline February 24, 2025. Dilla met the town’s demand and remained below the PFAS6 limit; permanent Godfrey treatment was anticipated by late 2027. For current plant information, see the Water Department’s latest updates. Source.

A public-system result is not a test of a separate private well or every home’s plumbing. This page is background information, not a safety certification. For current restrictions or health advice, follow your water supplier and Board of Health.

LOCAL PROVIDERS

Providers serving Milford

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About free water assessments

Get a free water test: ask Endless Energy about its advertised no-cost basic in-home test. Call 508-501-9990 to confirm address coverage and scope. PFAS laboratory analysis may cost extra.

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Free assessments are not the same as certified laboratory testing. PFAS, bacteria, arsenic and radon tests may cost extra. Availability is not guaranteed.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

Water questions in Milford

Where does Milford’s drinking-water information come from?

Milford’s 2025 report lists the Charles River, Echo Lake Reservoir and several well sources for its public supply. Local source. Public-system reports do not describe every property’s taps or a separate private well.

What happened to Milford’s Godfrey Brook supply in the 2025 report?

The report says the Godfrey Brook plant was taken offline on February 24, 2025 after elevated PFAS6 results. It says Dilla met town demand. The report describes that period; the Water Department’s current notices cover present operations. Local source.

Which listed providers serve Milford?

Providers listing service in Milford include Culligan Water Filtration of New England, Endless Energy, Precision Heating & Cooling / Precision Home Services. Ask about availability at your address and what services are included. A listing is not an endorsement.

Where can I arrange water testing for a home in Milford?

Use the Water testing provider filter to find listed testing services, or search the MassDEP-certified laboratory directory. Ask the lab which analyses its certification covers. A basic dealer assessment is not a certified laboratory panel.

Can this guide interpret a test result from my Milford home?

No. The guide provides local background and provider information, not a safety certification or a system recommendation. For health questions about a test result, speak to a certified lab or your local board of health.