Drinking well water may not always be safe for your family, and it is essential that you have your water tested once per year to check for any contaminants. Bacteria in well water can flourish if not treated by a professional.
Arsenic can occur naturally in bedrock and soil in the Indianapolis area. It is also found in pesticides and wood preservatives.
Nitrates occur naturally in surface and groundwater in low lying areas. Nitrates are found primarily in fertilizers, but can also be caused by erosion of natural deposits.
Flouride is found naturally in private wells and provides many benefits to dental health. Too much fluoride in your drinking water can be harmful to your health.
No one likes the smell of rotten eggs, and that's precisely what you get if you have too much sulfur in your water. While it doesn't pose a health risk, it can be a nuisance.
Sodium occurs naturally in rocks and soils and is leached into your well water. While we are used to sodium in both food and water, too much in your water can cause a salty taste and odor.
Lead and other metals can be found in your well water system if you have an older home with brass or copper plumbing fittings. They can also come naturally from rock sediment.
Fertilizers and pesticides can continuously deposit harmful contaminants into your water system each time these are applied to your property.
These are only the surface of the contaminants that can exist in your well water.
Natural and human-induced chemical contaminants can exist in all wells. Contaminants include substances such as sulfur, iron, and manganese. These can be harmful to your body and your home, so it's important to ensure your well water is purified before drinking or using. Not to mention, well water treatment systems can also give you better tasting water with no sulfuric smell. Purify your water with one of our well water treatment options below.
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