Professional well sanitizing for New Hampshire homes and businesses

Well Doctors LLC treats drilled water wells with a patent-pending ozone method — no chlorine aftertaste, no lingering residue. Paired with certified water quality testing, you get proof that your water is clean.

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Well

Patent-Pending Method

Ozone cleans the whole well, not just the water sitting in it

Traditional shock chlorination dumps bleach down the casing and hopes for the best. Our ozone process circulates dissolved O3 through the full well system, breaking down the biofilm that keeps bacteria coming back season after season.

  • Powerful oxidation

    Ozone (O3) attacks iron bacteria, sulfur bacteria and coliform on contact — inside the casing, the pump and the lines.

  • No chlorine residue

    Ozone reverts to plain oxygen once the job is done, so there is nothing left to taste, smell or flush for days.

  • Gentle on your well

    No harsh chemical shock sitting in your aquifer, and no bleach carried into your septic system or your garden.

Services

Two things done properly: sanitizing, and proving it worked

Water quality testing is offered as an optional add-on with its own price, so you always know exactly what you are paying for.

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Ozone well sanitizing

Core service

A full treatment of your drilled well, pump, pressure tank and distribution lines using our patent-pending ozone process.

Best for iron bacteria, sulfur odor, slime and coliform hits.

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Water quality testing

Optional add-on, priced separately

Sample collection and laboratory analysis so you know exactly what is in your water before and after treatment.

Bacteria, iron, manganese, hardness, pH and more.

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Commercial well service

Core service

Scheduled sanitizing and testing for restaurants, campgrounds, farms, rental properties and small public systems.

Documentation provided for your records.

Included with every service

Every visit includes a complimentary well health inspection covering the well cap, seal, and visible casing, wiring and plumbing — at no extra charge, whether or not you add water quality testing.

Serving residential and commercial customers across New Hampshire

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Residential wells

 

Families, seasonal homes and properties going on the market. If the water smells like sulfur, stains fixtures orange or failed a bacteria test, ozone sanitizing is where we start.

 

  • Sulfur or rotten-egg odor
  • Iron bacteria and orange staining
  • Failed coliform test
  • Pre-sale, post-install and post-repair sanitizing
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Commercial wells

 

Businesses that answer to guests, tenants or inspectors. We work around your hours and leave you with lab results you can hand over on request.

 

  • Restaurants and breweries
  • Campgrounds and rentals
  • Farms and greenhouses
  • New well installation and post-repair sanitizing

How it works

One visit, four steps, results you can
read

Step 01

Assess your well

We inspect the well head, casing and pump setup to identify what's getting in and confirm the right treatment plan.

Step 02

Ozone treatment

Dissolved ozone is circulated through the well and plumbing, oxidizing bacteria and the biofilm they live in.

Step 03

Flush and settle

The system is flushed and the ozone reverts to oxygen — no chemical residue to wait out and nothing to neutralize.

Step 04

Confirm the result

You'll notice clearer, odor-free water right away. Add water quality testing as an optional service if you want that result documented with a lab report.

Questions

Well owners ask us this first

How often should a drilled well be sanitized?
Most New Hampshire wells benefit from sanitizing every one to two years, and always after pump work, flooding, a failed bacteria test, or a long period of the home sitting unused.
Why ozone instead of shock chlorination?
Ozone is a far stronger oxidizer than chlorine and it breaks down the biofilm that shelters bacteria. It also converts back to oxygen, so there is no bleach taste, no long flushing period and nothing sent into your septic system.
How long will my water be unavailable?
Most residential treatments are completed in a single visit. We will tell you before we start exactly how long to plan without running water, and confirm when the system is back in normal service.
Do I need water testing too?
Testing is how you know the treatment worked. We collect a baseline sample and a follow-up sample, then walk you through the laboratory results in plain language.
What areas do you cover?
We serve residential and commercial customers throughout New Hampshire. Send us your town and we will confirm scheduling for your area.

Contact Us

Tell us about your well and we will schedule a visit

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Well O3

welldoctors@outlook.com

603-865-7161

Mobile service throughout New Hampshire