Learn 2025 safety standards for residential wells: federal & state rules, construction, testing, contaminants (PFAS), setbacks, maintenance and remediation tips
Well Owner Resources
How Do I Prevent Bacteria In My Well Water?
Learn how to keep bacteria out of your well water: testing, wellhead protection, sealing, shock chlorination, treatment options, and emergency steps. Learn more
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Can I Install A Water Filtration System With My Well?
Learn how to install a water filtration system for your private well, choose the right tech, and test for PFAS with step-by-step guidance and cost tips.
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How Do I Test For PFAS In My Well Water?
Learn how to test your private well for PFAS: what they are, when to test, choosing labs, sampling steps, interpreting results, and treatment options. Read more
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Can A Septic System Contaminate My Well?
Learn how septic systems can contaminate private wells, signs to watch, testing steps, and practical prevention to protect your household water supply. Act now.
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What Is The Difference Between A Dug Well And A Drilled Well?
Compare dug and drilled wells: learn differences in construction, depth, water quality, costs, maintenance, lifespan, inspections and buyer tips for home water.
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How Do I Disinfect My Well Water?
Get step-by-step guide: to disinfect well water safely: testing, shock chlorination, UV or continuous disinfection, precautions, and when to call a professional.
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What Are Safe Practices For Storing Chemicals Near A Well?
Safe chemical storage near wells: setbacks, containment, labeling, spill response, testing & livestock controls to protect groundwater and household water. now.
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What Are The Common Causes Of Low Water Pressure In Wells?
Discover common causes of low well water pressure, plus diagnosis steps, fixes, prevention tips and when to call a pro to restore reliable tap and shower flow.!
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How Do I Know If My Well Casing Is Cracked?
Learn signs of a cracked well casing: discolored or smelly water, sand, pressure loss, positive bacteria tests. Inspect safely, test water, and call a pro, now.