Information which should be supplied to the inspector prior to the start of the inspection needs to include a site diagram showing the location, size of the system and history of previous pumping history. Determine with the health department if the systems has ever been enlarged, improved, altered or improved and if so when and why. Although testing results may vary from season to season as the water table changes, the system is monitored to determine that a relatively even water pressure and an adequate pump rate per minute is available. Confirmation of the condition of the above ground well equipment available is also part of the report. Information to provide the inspector with at the start of his on site evaluation should include the depth of well and size of well pump.
Costs depend upon parameters being tested.
Exact prices are based on testing parameters and size of home inspected. Package discounts are provided with more than one service.