Well Maintenance/Inspection

Along with providing our residential and commercial water well drilling services, we also supply well maintenance and inspections for both types of water wells. Not everyone has time to check on their water well regularly or even knows what to look for when doing so. That's where our handy maintenance and inspection services come into play! We offer water well maintenance, including cleaning, pumping, and leak repairs, and inspections for safety measures and property value purposes.

Well Maintenance Basics

There are a few things to remember if you're looking to invest in a new water well or have an existing one that you need assistance in maintaining. Installing a new water well begins with drilling the groundwater and plugging it in a way that localizes it so that you can have it pumped and delivered through a central pipe into your primary water system. When any step of the installation process is done incorrectly, you might find that either you're not receiving enough water and the water pressure is off, or you're paying for more water than you're actually receiving due to a leak or malfunction with the water pipe. We help take care of all of these maintenance basics for both new and existing water well systems.

Cleaning

Many people may not think they need to clean their water well system, but failing to do so can result in poor water quality or the ability for your well to adequately deliver water supplements. If you notice your water pressure is inconsistent, the water has a foul odor or taste, or the water appears foggy, cloudy, or muddied, then it's probably time for a good water well cleaning service. We offer water well cleaning for both residential and commercial clients because we know that no matter how much water you use for your property, you want the water to be safe! Other ways to detect low water quality and the need for well cleaning are to have your water tested through an inspection for harsh chemicals and measure how quickly your well can produce water. The less it can produce, the more buildup there likely is in the pump.

Pumping

Once your water well has been set up and is ready for use, you’re probably wondering what comes next or how the system actually works. Well, we’re here to show you! After your water well is all set up, you’ll then need a pump that is attached to the main water source and can deliver water straight from the well to your home or commercial property. Occasionally, your water well will also require an extra boost with pumping to avoid any blockages in the pipe itself.

Inspections

Finally, if you aren't sure how to maintain your water well, what needs to be done, or even when cleaning is required, then you'll likely want to have our team inspect your water well system on a regular basis. We recommend having water well inspection at least once a year or once every other year, to ensure that no damages or leaks are present in your pump and that the water supply you have access to is clean and safe to use.