Waterwell Shocking & Rehabilitation

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Same-Day Service in Most Cases
Confident Diagnosis

Shocking

When is the last time you had your water tested? Total coliforms and E-coli are prominent bacteria that affect groundwater. These bacteria can pose serious health risk to you and your family. B-E Waterwells offers shocking services that will eliminate these threats. We also pull a water sample to be analyzed by a trusted lab to ensure the safety of your water. Call Now to schedule a consultation.

When to shock your well

After major floods
After damage to the well head
If the well seal is damaged or missing parts
After pump services
After septic leaks

Rehabilitation

Over time waterwells could be overcome by the natural deposits of the

formation they are drilled into. These deposits are called “incrustations”. Common incrustations in our area are calcium, iron sulfide, iron manganese, and bio slime. Incrustations form on the casing and screen walls, inside and out. These can lead to impeded flow to the well leading to damages to the pumping system or to the well as a whole.

At B-E Waterwell Services, LLC we have spent countless hours and dollars to devise a procedure to rehabilitate waterwells to their previous or potentially better production. We understand that not every situation is the same and may need to be attacked differently. Our procedures include but are never limited to using acids, detergents, custom brushes, cameras, custom suction pipes, and/or surge blocks (swabs).

Another rehabilitation procedure for waterwells is the repair of well screens. Screens have the potential to deteriorate or become damaged overtime from these incrustations. The deterioration of the screen could lead to sand in the well, which would pose serious risk to your pumping equipment. This risk could include premature pump failure, damages to plumbing, or even a stuck pump destroying the entire well.

New wells average $10k-$20k and are constantly climbing.

“As A General Rule, For Every Dollar Spent on Preventive Maintenance, You Will Save At Least Five Dollars in Subsequent Expenses.” -Kansas State University