If you’re building a home, an important factor to consider is where you’ll get your water. To help you determine water source options for your property, the knowledgeable team from Clampitt’s Well Systems share answers to frequently asked questions about water wells. Based in Gray, GA, their team has provided residential well drilling services for area homeowners for more than 25 years.

5 FAQs About Water Wells

Does My Property Need a Well?

If your site has access to a municipal water system, you can pay a connection fee to hook up to it. Otherwise, you must have a well drilled to have access to water.

How Do I Find Out If a System Is Available?

Contact your area’s municipal health department and ask whether a water system is available for hookup. If not, make arrangements for residential well drilling.

Who Should I Contact for Well Drilling?

Seek a trusted water well company for your area. Ask your construction team and neighbors for recommendations or search online for an experienced well drilling company.

Will I Need a Permit?

Ask your water well contractor. They will know the legal requirements for your area, including necessary permits.

What Is the Water Well Installation Process?

The contractor will determine the best spot on your property for the well. After the well has been drilled, it will be lined and sealed to prevent contaminants from entering the water. Screens and a well pump will be installed, and the water quality will be tested to ensure it’s safe for drinking.

The experienced team at Clampitt’s Well Systems can help you determine your property’s water well needs and oversee the process of providing your new home with safe drinking water. To inquire about services for your building site in or around Gray, GA, call (478) 986-5312. Visit the company’s website for more information about their services.