Saturday, November 28, 2009

Well water and what to expect

This is the AA-MSA Inspection blog (www.aa-msa.com). AA-MSA Inspector's write about their actual building inspection and environmental testing experiences. This blog post discusses private wells and how you can expect them to perform.

According to HUD, a well is considered to have adequate performance if it can provide at least 180 gallons of uninterrupted water flow within a timed period (max of 60 minutes), at a consistent flow rate. The flow must continue at the end of the timed period. Well equipment that is old is often the cause of reduced flow rates and diminished well water supply. For further information, click these links: http://www.water-doctor.com/WD_wellwater.html ; http://www.epa.gov/ne/eco/drinkwater/pdfs/ctbrochure.pdf ;

If you have concerns about the quantity or quality of your well water, call the experts at AA-MSA, Inc., and we'll arrange an inexpensive test for you, 1-800-888-8107. Visit us on the web at www.aa-msa.com.

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