Well Water

Well Water

Water Solutions

When a home is supplied by well water, it means that you are responsible for drinking, household and outside water from the private well on the property.

Wells are built by drilling into the ground and accessing an underground aquifer. That water is then pumped into the house (or a storage/pressure tank).  A house with a well can either be connected to the city’s sewer system or use a septic system.

The Potability of a well is the Owner’s Responsibility!

Are private wells safe?

How Are They Regulated?

Living in a house with a private well has its benefits, great tasting water without a water bill. However, well water also comes with the responsibility of ensuring the quality of your water is consistently acceptable for your home. In our surrounding area, hard water is generally the most common issue that people experience with well water. It can build on faucets, showers, sinks, and any equipment using the water which can be very costly to repair or replace.

Warning: 86% of our water is testing positive for Cryptosporidium. Naegleria Fowler (Brain Eating Amoebas) and Giardia are in our water. It is essential that all wells have a UV light, because these can slip by Chlorination!

While hardness is a primary concern, there may also be other issues that come with well water, like sediment, iron, sulfates, nitrates, and/or low pH. At AquaCheck Water, we will conduct field testing to identify these types of issues and provide you with the knowledge of what they are and, more importantly, options to address these concerns. Along with our Hague Quality Water equipment, AquaCheck is also partnered with Charger Water Treatment Products that ensures that we have the best solution for our customers, both residential AND commercial.

Appropriately addressing the issues of your water truly is the most cost effective way to protect your investments! Contact AquaCheck today to find out more information!! (346) 777-0539.

Well Water is considered problem water – Self diagnosis of your water is dangerous. This is why we offer free testing!

Does Well Water Need To Be Tested?

The Importance Of Well Water Testing

Owners of wells should have their water tested regularly and compare their results against the federal standard.  This should be done every 6 months for new wells and at least every 12 months for older (10 years) wells.

While hardness is a primary concern, there may also be other issues that come with well water, like sediment, iron, sulfates, nitrates, and/or low pH. At AquaCheck Water, we will conduct field testing to identify these types of issues and provide you with the knowledge of what they are and, more importantly, options to address these concerns. Along with our Hague Quality Water equipment, AquaCheck is also partnered with Charger Water Treatment Products that ensures that we have the best solution for our customers, both residential AND commercial.

We Provide An Engineered Custom Solution! We have also provided a comprehensive Guide on Texas Well Ownership.

Solution To Your Well Water Problems

We Provide An Engineered Custom Solution

When problems are found with your well water supply, you can rest assured knowing that our water experts can find a solution to your water problems. Some of our treatment options include:

  • High Efficient water softeners to address problems caused by hard water.
  • Whole-house water filters: iron, hydrogen sulfide, sediment, low pH, manganese, turbidity and other problems found on the well water testing.
  • UV (ultraviolet) light rack systems – UV light for 8-15 GPM flow + 5 micron Sediment filter to ensure microbes are not hiding from sterilization of the UV light.  We don’t believe in adding chemicals to water, but all wells need either disinfection or sterilization.
  • Drinking water filtration systems that can significantly improve the taste and safety of your drinking water, ice, cooking water and water used to prep foods.

Appropriately addressing the issues of your water truly is the most cost effective way to protect your investments! Contact AquaCheck today to find out more information!! (346) 777-0539

Contact us today to your FREE water test where we will provide you an engineered custom solution for you water needs.