Why
Assess Your Ground Water Resources?
Over fifty percent of North Carolinians obtain their water supply from ground
water, through private domestic wells or public or private water ground water
systems. Ground water can supply abundant, high-quality water for your potable
and industrial needs, but obtaining and maintaining that supply is not always
easy.
Before you purchase land for, or break ground on, a new residential, commercial,
or industrial project, you should know whether you will have adequate ground
water to meet your current and future needs. Failure to do so prior to project
commencement can cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars and years of
frustration. Preparing your site plan in advance so that potentially-productive
well sites are preserved will not only help you meet your current demand, it can
help you provide the water supply necessary for future expansion of your
project.
Additionally, just like an automobile, wells need routine maintenance to operate
at peak efficiency. Keeping accurate records of simple well operation
parameters, along with some simple rehabilitation techniques, can keep your well
or well system supplying the water you need for years to come.
Assessing your ground water resources, whether for future or existing projects,
will save you money and headaches in the future. Knowing the state of your
ground water supply will also keep you ready to wisely capitalize on future
expansion opportunities that may present themselves. If you would like to know
how we can help you, please feel free to contact us anytime!