What if your doctor never did an examination or test until you became critically ill?
That may sound crazy but in much the same way, many water well owners rarely, if ever, have their wells checked until something goes wrong-even though occasional maintenance might prevent problems.
The National Ground Water Association (NGWA) recommends that well owners get an annual maintenance checkup and water test. By checking your well system and water quality each year, you can often detect and fix small problems before they become big ones.
If you haven’t gotten a well maintenance checkup and water test in the past 12 months, now would be a good time to do so.
A well checkup should include:
• A flow test to determine well output.
• A water-level check before and during pumping, if possible.
• A pump motor performance check including amp load, grounding and voltage.
• A pressure tank and pressure switch contact check.
• A well equipment inspection to ensure it is sanitary and meets local codes.
• A water test for coliform bacteria, nitrates and anything else of local...
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