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A bacteria (coliform, E. coli) test is crucial to ensuring the water in wells is safe to drink. Coliforms are naturally occurring bacteria present in the environment and used as an indicator that other, potentially harmful, bacteria may be present. Fecal coliform and E. coli bacteria in well water indicate the water may be contaminated by human or animal wastes. These bacteria are harmful to human health. As coliforms can be found in plant and soil material, the bacteria can pass into water through defective or aged well construction, such as through caps or faulty seals, cracks, or holes in the well casing, or quite commonly in, during well flooding at the end of winter.
Many types of bacteria are native or adapted to saturated sediments and rock, and are present in significant numbers in aquifers.
Since bacteria infected water is odorless and tasteless, and contamination cannot be visually ascertained, a total coliform test should be done by a trusted water treatment specialist to determine the presence of fecal coliforms and, most importantly, E. coli, which is known to cause serious illness. While coliform bacteria, in general, may not cause illness, its presence is often an indicator that other disease-causing organisms, such as E. coli, may be present.
If the presence of these bacteria is confirmed, Capital Well Clean Water Center has you covered. Forget about juggling contractors; our team will work with you from the first step to the last, including well repair or replacement services (if necessary). We care for your systems—and the health and safety of your family’s drinking water—as if it were our own.
A bacteria (coliform, E. coli) test can alleviate those concerns. Capital Well Clean Water Center is a licensed water well contractor, proudly serving the Granite State and beyond since 1986. Call 603.774.6155 today and let us share our clear vision for your water.
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Let us help you to get the best quality water in your home while making sure NH kids have food security when returning to school this year. To support Drinking Water Awareness Month, Capital Well will donate 10% off all water treatment to the Backpack Program through September!