That's OK. We hadn't either until we started researching ways to have cleaner well water. We developed our process as a solution to a commonly overlooked problem. Having clean water starts at the source, the well. While contaminants in a well build up over time, even newer wells should be sanitized due to contaminants from the drilling process.

Water quality starts at the source. Well water contaminants build up over time, increasing the demand on filtration/treatment systems. Even new wells are full of contaminants from the drilling process. While it is still important to have quality filtration, having your well sanitized reduces buildup in the water column and the impacts on your existing filtration/treatment system.

Yes, you can. Unfortunately, most DIY methods incorporate chlorine of some form. The lingering odors and issues from these methods are not ideal and not as safe nor effective as our proprietary system, which is why we developed it! So unless you like your well water smelling like a pool and questioning the outcome, we recommend having us sanitize your well properly.

Most likely they will tell you that only needs to be done after a new well has been drilled or the well was opened for servicing. This is not true. Contaminants in well water build up over time and need to be periodically addressed. They will also probably try to use chlorine of some form, which we do not recommend. As far as we know, we are the only company utilizing ozone to sanitize wells, so if they offer that please let us know! Our proprietary patent pending process was developed for a reason.

In general, yes, we can. Our system is designed to be adaptable to virtually any well type and size. So, whether you have a drilled, dug, or true artesian well, we can most likely sanitize it.