Private Well Water Treatment
Treatment System for Private well water
While city water might be from surface or groundwater, it passes through many treatment processes before it reaches you, unlike well water, which you get directly from an underground aquifer and utilize directly in your home.
There are many contaminants that can be found in your well water. The contaminant level varies depending on the well casing design, construction, material, plumbing work, location, depth, quality of natural water, etc.
The well water you have might be quite different from your neighborhood water. We do not recommend buying a well system without testing your water first to get a system tailored to treat your water to guarantee your water quality.
1- Call us to schedule your Water test
Each private well has its own quality; hence, you need to get your water tested at a certified lab or contact your local Department of Health to arrange to test it.
At Smart Water Treatment Technology, we can assist you in carrying out free basic water testing and can guide you through the rest of the process.
2- Learn more about possible concerns
Once you have the test result ready or when our team do water testing for you they will arrange a water consultation explaining the results and the options to treat them.
Hereunder the most common problems in well water and related systems to treat them.
Suspended solids
The presence of silt, rust, dust, depends on how the well is designed and constructed.
Iron, Suffer, and manganese
Natural Water content, household plumbing, service lines, well casing, pumps, and valves.
Bacteria
Bacteria, viruses, and parasites may be present due to water runoff from rainfall or leakage from nearby septic tanks.
Nitrate , Nitrite or Tannin
Can be found from fertilizers, animal waste due to groundwater movement, and surface water seepage.
Dissolved solids
Natural dissolved solids depend on the aquifer the water is withdrawn.
Hard Water
Underground water might be hard due to minerals.
3-Schedule a consultation, meet with our specialist
Our Water Treatment specialist will explain the potential risk and the best way to get quality drinking water all over your house.
4-Choose which system you prefer.
Well Water Treatment equipment
Sample of a typical well water treatment system
Chlorine Injector
Chlorine injector to disinfect the water and remove bacteria
Carbon filter
Removes any odor or chemical contaminant
Water softener
Ion exchanger -softens the water , removes the calcium and magnesium and replaces them with sodium ions
Reverse Osmosis
Reduces the dissolved solids and minerals
Sediment filter
Chlorine injector to disinfect the water and remove bacteria
UV system
Ultra Violet light disinfects the water and remove bacteria
Iron and sulfur block
Reduces the iron and sulfur content in well water
Hydrogen Peroxide
Oxidize the water to remove iron and sulfur
Whole House Reverse Osmosis
Removed contaminant and reduce the total dissolved solids