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On your free site visit, our trained professionals will discuss a location that best fits the layout of your property and your specific water well needs. On this visit we will also answer all your questions in more detail regarding the following topics (i.e., ground water, drilling procedures, aquifers, laws, permits, well development, GPM, etc.). Questions and Information We Will Answer For You GROUND WATER BASICS What Is Ground Water? The Hydrologic Cycle How Do We Get Ground Water? LAWS, PERMITS, STANDARDS DRILLING WATER TABLE WELL DEVELOPMENT YIELD TEST LOW-YIELD WELLS HOW MUCH WATER ? How Much Water Do You Need? Where Should the Well Be Located? Pump selection Testing Water Quality for Health and Safety DO I NEED A CONTRACT? Be Aware of Unlicensed Contractors! In Colorado, all water well drilling and pump installation contractors must be licensed. In the past, too many home owners have paid dearly for using amateurs or part-time, non-specialists. Check that your contractor is licensed, insured and experienced. Beware of high pressure or scare tactics, and "bonus offers" to get your business. Home and building owners can become involved in litigation involving uninsured contractors. If an employee of an uninsured contractor is injured on the premises of your home or building, you may be responsible for his injuries or disabilities. In addition, you probably have no protection in the event of damage to your property or the property of others by the driller or pump installer during the course of the work. Provided by American Ground Water Trust You may also choose to read more about the above listed topics by accessing the links below to the associations we are current, long time members of. Colorado Division of Water Resources American Ground Water Trust National Ground Water Association Colorado Water Well Contractors Association |
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