Water Treatment 

Our Services

​Complete Well Chlorination
(by a licensed well driller)
· 24-48 hour process to complete
· Water will be unusable during the chlorination process
· We can not verify construction of the water well, therefore we offer no
  guarantee that the chlorination will successfully kill all the bacteria.
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Water Treatment Filter Options

We off several different options for water treatment filters including:
· Water Softener and Filtration
· UV Light  (Chemical Free water treatment)
· Iron & Sulfur Filter
· Reverse Osmosis
· Sediment Filters
· Etc

What is a Chlorination? 
A chlorination is a process that disinfects a well using household bleach. A chlorination is the most recommended treatment for bacterial contamination.  
  

When Should a Chlorination Be Used?

• If a water test is postive for coliform or e. coli
• If a well or the well casing is covered by flood waters​
• After a new well is completed or when an unused well is used again 
• If a well has iron bacteria, biofilm (a slime like substance), or odor
• If a well system is opened for installation, repair, or maintenance

Instructions to Chlorinate Well
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When Does a Chlorination Not Work?
Bacterial Contamination may recoccur if:

• a septic system is malfunctioning nearby
• surface water has an entry to the well, such as:​
  • ​an improper well location
  • well cap malfunction or the absence of a well cap
  • cracked well casing
  • faults in the well construction
• ​If bacteria problems persist after a chlorination, the source should be identified by a licensed well driller. A water treatment filter may be necessary​

What Kind of Bleach Should Be Used?
Use plain, unscented household bleach. Do NOT use scented or "splashless" bleach.