Some homes across Northwest Metro Atlanta are on private wells. A private well is not regulated the way a public supply is, so the homeowner is responsible for testing and treatment. We keep the process clear from the first conversation.
How a Well Water Plan works
- Understand the well. How the home is supplied, the age and setup of the well, and how the water is used.
- Existing equipment. Any treatment already installed and how it has been maintained.
- Symptoms and prior results. Staining, odor, sediment, hardness, and any earlier test results you have.
- The appropriate testing path. We recommend the testing that fits what we learn.
- Design and price. Treatment is designed from the relevant evidence and site conditions, with a written scope and price before work begins.
Pricing on wells. Well systems vary with the water and the site, so treatment is priced after the appropriate consultation and testing path, never before.
One watch-out we always flag: if you have a pool on a separate well line, we keep it off the system so the treatment is not overworked.
