Hyde Park, New York: your water, handled.

Hyde Park homes on the Dutchess County Water and Wastewater Authority system drink Hudson River water treated by conventional filtration, and the Authority's 2025 report lists an average PFOA level of 2.7 ng/L against a limit of 10.

Hudson River water, filtered at the plant

The Hyde Park plant takes in the Hudson, filters it, disinfects it with chlorine and reports an average entry point chlorine residual of 1.24 mg/L for 2025. If chlorine is what you notice at the kitchen tap, that figure is a useful place to start.

The method never changes. Public data on your water, a plain call on what your house needs, then an install at the one price you already saw in writing.

What goes into Hyde Park homes

• Softener plus carbon filtration at the main line for the whole house, the house bundle starting at $2,699 installed.
• Reverse osmosis under the sink for drinking water, and where your PFAS question gets answered.

Done locally

Hyde Park installs are sized to your service line and fitted where the main shutoff comes into the house.