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A private well inspection evaluates the safety, functionality, and water quality of a home’s well system. This is essential for homes not connected to a municipal water supply. The inspection typically includes:
Wellhead & Casing Inspection: Checking for cracks, damage, or contamination risks.
Pump & Pressure System Check: Ensuring the pump is operating correctly and maintaining proper water pressure.
Water Flow Test: Measuring gallons per minute to confirm adequate supply.
Water Quality Testing: Sampling for bacteria (like coliform), nitrates, and other potential contaminants.
Tank & Pressure Switch Evaluation: Inspecting the pressure tank and switch for wear or malfunction.
System Age & Maintenance Review: Assessing the system’s age and any past service records.
A private well inspection evaluates the safety, functionality, and water quality of a home’s well system. This is essential for homes not connected to a municipal water supply. The inspection typically includes:
Wellhead & Casing Inspection: Checking for cracks, damage, or contamination risks.
Pump & Pressure System Check: Ensuring the pump is operating correctly and maintaining proper water pressure.
Water Flow Test: Measuring gallons per minute to confirm adequate supply.
Water Quality Testing: Sampling for bacteria (like coliform), nitrates, and other potential contaminants.
Tank & Pressure Switch Evaluation: Inspecting the pressure tank and switch for wear or malfunction.
System Age & Maintenance Review: Assessing the system’s age and any past service records.