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What you should know about water wells

How we get ground water
Potential threats to ground water
How to protect your water source
Drilling
Well Development
Yield Tests
Low-Yield Wells
How much water is needed?
Testing Water Quality
How much will it cost

Beware the inexperienced contractor

The American Ground Water Trust recommends that a written contract be executed prior to the start of any well drilling. This will give you an itemized list of expected costs. Cushing & Sons will inspect your site and prepare a printed agreement form that will reduce the chance for misunderstandings by identifying liabilities, responsibilities and uncertanties. Far too many homeowners have paid dearly for using amateurs or part-time, non-specialists for water well and pump installation work. Cushing & Sons is fully licensed, certified and insured for all the work we do. The AGWT cautions homeowners against high pressure sales or scare tactics and "bonus" offers to get your business.

Property owners can become involved in litigation involving uninsured contractors. If an employee of an uninsured contractor is injured on your premises, you may be responsible for any resultant 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.


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