Inspections & Site Evaluations

Wyatt Water Well Service LLC

Professional Well Inspections & Site Evaluations

Make Confident Water Decisions Wyatt Water Well Service LLC provides comprehensive well inspections and site evaluations for property buyers, sellers, homeowners, and developers. Whether you need pre-purchase assurance, compliance checks, or a technical assessment for new well placement, our evaluations provide actionable data to inform decisions, reduce risk, and ensure your water supply will meet expectations.

Why inspections and site evaluations matter

A well inspection or site evaluation clarifies the condition and capacity of an existing well or determines the suitability of a site for a new well. Inspections identify functional issues, contamination risks, and compliance concerns that can impact financing, insurance, and property safety. For new wells, site evaluations reduce the risk of poor placement and inadequate yield by considering geology, access, hydrogeology, and contamination sources.

Key benefits of professional inspections and evaluations

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Accurate assessment of well yield and operational condition.

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Identification of contamination risks and structural problems.

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Informed decision-making for property transactions and system upgrades.

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Permit support and planning for new well installations.

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Cost-effective recommendations for repair, rehabilitation, or replacement.

Types of inspections and evaluations we provide

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Pre-purchase well inspections

includes visual inspection, performance test, and basic water quality screening to inform buyers and lenders.
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Post-construction verification

confirm new wells meet specifications, provide as-built documentation, and test performance.
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Yield and drawdown testing

measure sustainable production and response to pumping to determine long-term capacity.
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What a thorough inspection includes

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Visual inspection

Examine well head, casing, cap, electrical connections, pressure tank, and visible components.

02.

Operational testing

Run the pump to measure flow rate, static and pumping water levels, and observe drawdown behavior.

03.

Water quality screening

Basic bacteriological samples after disinfection when appropriate; additional chemical testing can be performed upon request.

04.

Documentation review

Check any available completion reports, as-built drawings, and maintenance history.

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Report and recommendations

Provide a clear written report with findings, photos, measured yields, and recommendations for repair, further testing, or system upgrades.

Why Wyatt Water Well Service LLC for installation

  • Half a century of successful well construction in the region.
  • Experienced crews with emphasis on sanitary completion and long-term performance.
  • Full-service approach that pairs well services with pump selection and system commissioning.
  • Transparent communication, detailed estimates, and clear project timelines.
  • Commitment to minimizing environmental impact and protecting groundwater resources.

Water Well Installation & Construction

Frequently asked questions

  • How long does construction take?

    For most residential wells, construction and initial development can be completed in 1–2 days after well services. Complex commercial installations require more planning and time.

  • Can you build a well near an existing septic system?

    Setbacks and local codes must be observed. We evaluate contamination risk and recommend placement that conforms with regulations and protects water quality.

  • Do you provide maintenance training after installation?

    Yes. We provide operational guidance, maintenance schedules, and recommended service intervals to prolong system life.

Contact to schedule construction services

To arrange a well inspection or site feasibility evaluation, contact Wyatt Water Well Service LLC at (940) 507-0663. We’ll schedule a timely site visit and provide a clear report to help you make informed decisions.