Water Wells and Well Pumps
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Water wells and well pumps, with safety first. If you have a private well, nobody tests it but you: test every year for bacteria and nitrate, and for arsenic, lead and other local concerns, using a state-certified lab. Use a licensed well contractor, keep the wellhead capped and away from septic systems and runoff, and retest after floods. Off-grid homes can run solar DC pumps with a storage tank. Makers below are commercial.
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cdc.gov
epa.gov
usgs.gov
ngwa.org
wellowner.org
amtrol.com
franklinwater.com
goulds.com
grundfos.com
amazon.com
lorentz.de
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