If your only source of potable water is a water well on your property, it is imperative that you maintain it by scheduling regular inspections. Clampitt's Well Systems, the premier residential and commercial well drilling company in Gray, GA, explains what happens during an inspection and why annual water well checkups are so important. Their 35 years in the industry give Clampitt's Well Systems the experience and expertise necessary to deal with this important resource.

Top 3 Reasons To Schedule Annual Water Well Inspections

Flow Analysis

A water well inspection includes flow testing, which determines the water pressure and flow amount. If your water pressure is low, you might have a problem with your pressure tank, while significantly low flow levels may indicate pipe damage or a blockage. An inspection will identify any flow problems so your contractor can devise the appropriate solution.

Equipment Assessment

A water well inspection includes an evaluation of all well equipment—including pumps, pipes, caps, and the pressure tank—to ensure everything is sanitary, in good condition, and meets local code requirements. If your contractor finds an issue, you can avoid health problems and code violation penalties by having them repair it as soon as possible.

Water Test

Testing the quality of your drinking water is the most important reason to schedule a water well inspection. Sulfides, nitrates, iron, manganese, and coliform bacteria in your well can lead to unpleasant odors, plumbing problems, stains on your fixtures, and even health risks. A test for these contaminants will help you head off such problems.

Since 1981, Clampitt's Well Systems, the most experienced residential and commercial well drilling company in Gray, has employed only the most qualified, highly trained, and courteous well inspectors to evaluate your system. Call (478) 986-5312 to schedule a well drilling or inspection appointment, and visit the website for more information on their services.