Observed arrival · 2026-09-03
Well Diagnosis Starts With What the Water Is Doing
A private-well troubleshooting guide that maps stains, smells, scale, slime, corrosion, and pressure problems to tests and treatment classes.
Field notes
The guide organizes household symptoms into six starting points, including orange stains, rotten-egg odor, white scale, slimy toilet tanks, blue-green corrosion, and poor pressure. It then separates store-kit screening from certified-lab decisions and points to state-specific lab inventories for Pennsylvania, Florida, Maine, and Iowa. Its treatment-order section places sediment and chemistry-specific equipment before softening or carbon, with UV last, while directing bacteria and nitrate questions toward the health department.
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