True Health Water Systems

True Health Water Systems is a Hingham company homeowners across the South Shore call when their water tastes or smells off — brown from manganese, heavy with chlorine, or flagged for PFAS and other contaminants in a town water report. The company says it started after its founder, Don, researched local water contamination and concluded that most treatment systems on the market — softeners, reverse osmosis — don't actually deliver clean water, then built his own whole-house system around that finding. Customers who've had a system installed describe a real, noticeable change: water that finally tastes clean straight from the tap, fewer stained fixtures, and families who stopped buying bottled water. Reviewers repeatedly mention that Don backs the claims with data — retesting the filtration roughly every six months through a third-party lab and sending customers the results. That combination of hands-on service and documented testing runs through years of reviews on Google, Angi and HomeAdvisor, where the company holds a 5.0 average. One 2022 review described a different experience: an installation that wasn't level, connections run through the ceiling, and plastic piping used in an all-copper house, with no response when the customer asked the company to fix it. Separately, the state's plumbing license registry currently lists True Health's plumber license as expired — worth asking about directly before signing anything. For a South Shore home with genuinely bad water — brown, chlorinated, or flagged for PFAS — this is a company whose customers keep coming back with the same result: cleaner water they can point to lab results for. Get the current license status and the installation plan, piping included, spelled out before the crew shows up.