Bluedrop
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Bluedrop Water provides whole-home water filtration systems and point-of-use reverse osmosis systems designed to remove PFAS and other common contaminants from drinking water. It serves residential homeowners as well as larger municipal and institutional clients.
Investors · 3
Massachusetts Capital Resource Co.listed by Massachusetts Capital Resource Co.Boston · $1M – $5M
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Enterprise IrelandreportedDublin
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Western Development CommissionreportedBallaghaderreen · $10.8K – $1.1M
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Competitors · 3
by search overlapCulligan219 shared keywordsCulligan manufactures and sells whole-home water filtration systems that treat contaminated water at the point where it enters the home, targeting specific issues like iron, hydrogen sulfide, arsenic, chlorine, and sediment. The company serves homeowners seeking to improve water quality throughout their houses and offers flexible payment options including purchase, rental, and financing.
Pentair112 shared keywordsPentair manufactures water management and treatment solutions across residential and commercial applications, including pool equipment, process engineering, fire suppression systems, and agricultural water solutions.
Waterdrop73 shared keywordsWaterdrop offers gift cards for its product offerings.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Bluedrop do?
- Bluedrop Water provides whole-home water filtration systems and point-of-use reverse osmosis systems designed to remove PFAS and other common contaminants from drinking water. It serves residential homeowners as well as larger municipal and institutional clients.
- Who are Bluedrop's investors?
- Bluedrop's investors include Massachusetts Capital Resource Co., Enterprise Ireland, Western Development Commission.



