A modern Water well is an expertly engineered and constructed method of delivering groundWater for drinking, irrigation, and other purposes. And Wellowner.org is your one-stop resource for information relating to private Water well systems and groundWater.
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Water well is an excavation or construction made from the floor by digging, driving, drilling or boring to get groundWater in subterranean aquifers. The well Water is attracted using a pump or utilizing containers, like buckets, which are raised automatically or by hand.
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It is estimated that more than 13 million households rely on private wells for drinking Water in the United States (US Census American Housing Survey 2017). EPA does not regulate private wells nor does it provide recommended criteria or standards for individual wells. EPA offers information regarding the importance of testing private wells and guidance on technologies that may be used to …
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This section is dedicated to Water Dispenser manuals & user guides which are included in the main list of categories. The page provides a catalogue of brands and devices, each offering to view or download an updated manual. To see the entire list of Water Dispenser items designed by a particular manufacturer click on ‘More’ button.
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And Wellowner.org is your one-stop resource for information relating to private Water well systems and groundWater. Learn how to protect this precious resource and safeguard your family’s health through properly constructed and maintained Water well systems.
If you are having a new well constructed, a Water sample is required to be taken from a new well by the licensed well contractor (pages 18-20). •Test your well Water at least once for arsenic (page 21).
Private well owners are responsible for the safety of their Water. This website educates well owners on wells, groundWater, and information on protecting their health. This website also provides links to other federal and non-profit websites that host additional educational materials and resources to help private well owners.
Learn about well drilling methods which include air rotary, bucket auger, cable tool, down the hole, and reverse circulation. Learning about and appreciating this valuable resource can guide you to becoming a better steward of groundWater. Here is a list of items to check with your Water well contractor after a new well has been constructed.