Maintenance Provided By The Well Guy

Well cleaning is vital for overall system maintenance, given the natural occurrence of iron and sulfur bacteria in wells. Shock chlorination effectively controls their growth, and regular treatments are advised to preserve a water well's health.

 Regrettably, wells that have not undergone regular maintenance may require a more thorough cleaning process. This involves using high-pressure air to eliminate any accumulated sediment and biofouling that has developed over the years. Following this procedure, shock chlorination will be implemented.

Inline filters gather debris over time, impacting their performance, so The Well Guy recommends regular checks and timely replacements. Similarly, reverse osmosis filters need periodic changes to ensure optimal efficiency in removing impurities. 

 Throughout a filter's life cycle, particulates and iron bacteria can accumulate in the filter head of a softener or iron filter. Regular check-ups are recommended for the mechanical components of a backwashing filter to ensure optimal performance. The media inside these filters will need replacement, depending on the age or usage of the filter.

 Verifying the functionality of all components of your pressure system is crucial. Regular checks and maintenance ensure that every part is working optimally, contributing not only to immediate efficiency but also to the extended lifespan of the entire system. By addressing any potential issues promptly, you can prevent further wear and tear, reducing the risk of unexpected breakdowns and costly repairs. 

 Regular cistern cleaning is essential for a safe water supply. Over time, sediment and microbial growth can compromise water quality. Cleaning prevents contaminant buildup and ensures optimal functionality. The Well Guy also inspects cisterns for cracks or structural issues to safeguard the overall integrity of your water storage system.