Well Drilling & Well Pumps In Cos Cob, CT

Last year the new homeowners gave us a call for an estimate for a well abandonment right over the new spot they were hoping to get a pool put in on. It took a while for a follow-up but after carefully considering their options and diligently saving for their new pool the homeowners finally decided to call back to continue with the project of the well abandonment. The job was difficult and time consuming but, in the end, Eastern Water was able to remove the old pump, dig down and cut the casing of the old well and fill in what was left in order to get them where they wanted to be. 

There is nothing like buying a house with water treatment in it and having no idea what you're getting into, it's more common then you think and not too difficult to rectify. A similar issue happened to a new homeowner over in Cos Cob, they gave Eastern Water a call and we had one of our technicians stop in to take a look! They walked the new homeowners through they systems they had in place, did an in house water test for them to show them why at least some of the equipment was necessary, the rest of the equipment they explained that they could show it was needed as well but it would require sending tests out to the lab to verify. The homeowner at the time declined when we explained that the previous owner had just had some done not long ago and we had the results on hand to show them. The technicians then walked them through basic maintenance for the system such as adding salt to their system and how to change the filters if so required. They let them know that based on past experience with the house it only seemed to require a yearly checkup to be sure all was running properly but if they had any additional questions or issues to just give us another call.

A first-time homebuyer reached out to Eastern Water looking to have their well inspected, most people get them done prior to buying a new home so they know what they are getting into. It's a good thing they did it too because upon inspection it was found that neither of the wells was above grade. The new owners opted to get a bacteria test after the technician explained that when the wells aren't above grade it makes it more likely for outside contaminants to get into the water supply. Now a few days later after the initial inspection explaining about the wells needing to be brought above grade and the report came back with the water test results showing that there wasn't any bacteria present, Eastern got another call asking when we could come back out to make their home even safer!