Water wells need regular inspection to ensure proper operation, usefulness and safety.  Water well inspections can identify significant issues concerning poor water quality and health risks.  When to get a water well inspection:

• If you experience odd taste or odor in your water
• Anytime the well has to be opened (when the cap or well seal’s remove), it’s worth getting your well inspected
• If you experience cloudy water (turbidity) caused by suspended matter
• If you experiencing a loss of capacity, pressure, or if the well is not producing as much water
• If the pressure drops or surges or the pump cycles off and on
• If you receive test results indicating positive results for total coliforms, anaerobic, or any other potential health concerns. 

•  Well hole and casing
• Grout
• Well cap
• Submersible or jet pump
• Electrical wiring (where applicable)
• Valves and pressure guages
• Control box
• Capacitors
• Pressure tank