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Private Well Testing Recommendations Mobile App

Most private wells provide a clean, safe supply of water; however, contaminants can pollute private wells, and unfortunately you cannot see, smell or taste most of them. Consequently, you should test your water on a regular basis. The decision on what to test your water for should be based on the types of land uses near your well. The Private Well Testing Recommendations mobile app gives information about several common contaminants found in private wells. It should help you decide when to sample your well and how often, how to find a certified laboratory and how to get more information.

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Coliform Bacteria
Every well
Test once every year, or when there is a change in taste, color or odor
Nitrate
All newly-constructed wells or wells with no testing history
Two tests spaced six months apart
Wells within ¼ mile of fertilized fields or animal feed lots
Test annually
Wells used by pregnant women and infants
Test before pregnancy and at time of birth
Wells that had levels close to 10 ppm
Test annually
Pesticides
Wells within ¼ mile of agricultural fields, or pesticide manufacturing, storage or mixing facilities
Test once every 5–10 years
Lead
Homes with copper plumbing installed before 1985 or brass fixtures; and naturally-soft water
Consider one time test
Wells near Door County cherry orchards
Consider one time test
Copper
Water used to prepare infant formula or if any resident in-home experiences repeated symptoms of ...
Test before and after flushing the faucet for 2 to 3 minutes
Homes with new copper plumbing should be retested in 6 months
VOCs (solvents, gasoline or fuel oil)
Wells within ¼ mile of a landfill, underground fuel or gasoline tank and wells within ¼ mile of w...
Test once every 5–10 years or when solvent or gasoline taste or odor is noticed
PCBs
...and More!