Why does my well water smell like rotten eggs?

A sulfur smell is usually caused by hydrogen sulfide gas naturally occurring in groundwater or by sulfur-reducing bacteria in your well. This is common in North Houston and treatable with shock chlorination or a filtration system.

How do I know if my well has bacteria?

There are often no visible signs of bacterial contamination. The only way to confirm is through professional water testing, which 77 Water Well recommends annually.

What causes low water pressure in a well system?

Low pressure can be caused by a failing pump, waterlogged pressure tank, clogged pipes, or sediment buildup. Our technicians diagnose and fix the cause quickly.

How often should a private well be inspected?

The National Ground Water Association recommends a professional well inspection at least once every 10 years, with annual water quality testing.

What is well plugging and when is it needed?

Texas State Law requires landowners to plug all abandoned or unused wells to protect the water supply. 77 Water Well Inc. is licensed to handle all well plugging in Texas.

Why does my well water smell like rotten eggs?

A sulfur smell is usually caused by hydrogen sulfide gas naturally occurring in groundwater or by sulfur-reducing bacteria in your well. This is common in North Houston and treatable with shock chlorination or a filtration system.

How do I know if my well has bacteria?

There are often no visible signs of bacterial contamination. The only way to confirm is through professional water testing, which 77 Water Well recommends annually.

What causes low water pressure in a well system?

Low pressure can be caused by a failing pump, waterlogged pressure tank, clogged pipes, or sediment buildup. Our technicians diagnose and fix the cause quickly.

How often should a private well be inspected?

The National Ground Water Association recommends a professional well inspection at least once every 10 years, with annual water quality testing.

What is well plugging and when is it needed?

Texas State Law requires landowners to plug all abandoned or unused wells to protect the water supply. 77 Water Well Inc. is licensed to handle all well plugging in Texas.

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Grimes County — Plantersville, TX

Well Water Inspections
in Plantersville, Texas

Name: 77 Water Well Inc
Address: 300 Abney Ln Magnolia, TX 77355, Magnolia, TX, 77355, US
Telephone: 281-456-4556

Professional, licensed well inspections serving Plantersville and Grimes County. Fast response, upfront pricing.

Well Water Inspections in Plantersville, TX — 77 Water Well Inc.

Whether you’re buying a home in Plantersville, TX or want to verify your existing well’s safety, a professional well water inspection from 77 Water Well Inc. gives you the answers you need. Our licensed inspectors evaluate the physical condition of your well system and can coordinate water quality testing to ensure your water is safe for drinking, cooking, and bathing.

What a Well Inspection Covers

Our well inspections include: visual inspection of the wellhead and casing, pump performance and flow rate testing, pressure tank and switch evaluation, electrical system check, water sample collection for lab testing, and a written report with findings and recommendations.

Home Buyer Well Inspections

If you’re purchasing a property in Plantersville with a private well, a pre-purchase inspection is essential. We provide a detailed written report that documents the well’s condition, estimated remaining pump life, and any issues that should be addressed before closing.

Water Quality Testing

We collect water samples and coordinate with certified labs to test for bacteria (coliform/E. coli), nitrates, pH, hardness, iron, and other contaminants common in Texas groundwater. Results are typically available within a few business days.

Inspection Reports

You’ll receive a clear, easy-to-understand written report documenting all findings, photos of any issues, and our professional recommendations. This report is valuable for real estate transactions, insurance purposes, and your own records.