We are pleased to inform you that we now provide Well Inspections for Real Estate Transactions or individuals who are concerned about their well. Additionally, we offer Water Testing to ensure the safety of your water quality for your family. If you are preparing to sell your house, allow us to inspect your well beforehand to avoid any unexpected issues. Similarly, if you are in the process of buying a home, schedule a well inspection before the end of your inspection time frame to avoid any surprises with your new well.

Below is a list of things that we will do onsite during our inspection.

• perform, at a minimum, a two-hour well pump flow test (or until the well runs dry or the pump fails the current draw test); 
• calculate the total gallons of water pumped during the well pump flow test; 
• calculate the average GPM flow during the well pump flow test; 
• measure the well pump current draw at least every 15 minutes during the pump flow test; 
• measure the well pressure tank air pre-charge; 
• visually inspect the condition of the well head and surrounding site conditions (if the well head cannot be located, this must be documented in the written report); 
• measure the height of the well head from grade; 
• visually inspect the condition of the well head cap or seal; 
• visually inspect the condition of the visible portions of the well casing; 
• note approximate location of well head in written report; 
• visually inspect the condition of the well pressure tank; 
• visually inspect the condition of the well pressure switch; 
• visually inspect for the presence of and condition of a well water pressure gauge; 
• inspect for the presence of and the rating of any installed well pump control panel; 
• inspect for the presence of a well pump disconnect panel or switch; and
• inspect for the presence of a main water shutoff valve.