Arsenic, radon, PFAS, uranium, iron, hard water, bacteria: find out what's in your water, then get clear options to fix it. We serve Southern & Central Maine.
According to the Maine CDC, over half of Maine homes use private wells. Well owners are responsible for testing and treating their own water.
Naturally occurring in Maine bedrock. No taste or smell, so testing is the only way to know.
Released into the air when you shower and run water.
"Forever chemicals" found in some Maine wells.
Another naturally occurring metal found in granite regions.
Orange and black stains, metallic taste, clogged fixtures.
Scale buildup, spotty dishes, shorter appliance life.
Coliform and E. coli can enter wells, especially after floods or repairs.
Start with a free test. We'll explain the results in plain language.
From testing to treatment to upkeep.
A free initial well water test, with clear explanations of what we find.
Clean water from every tap, sized for your home and your water.
Stop scale and protect your plumbing and appliances.
Treatment systems chosen to match your test results.
Aeration systems that remove radon before water reaches your taps.
Treatment options for "forever chemicals."
Filter changes, maintenance and retesting, so your system keeps working.
Fill out the form or call. We'll set up a convenient time.
We walk you through what's in your water and what it means.
A system recommendation and upfront quote. No pressure.
Qualifying homeowners may qualify for help through MaineHousing's Well Water Abatement Program, which can cover up to $15,000 for a whole-house system. Ask us and we'll point you to the details.
Homeowners in Cumberland, York, Androscoggin, Sagadahoc, Oxford & Kennebec counties, including:
Don't see your town? Ask us anyway.
Tell us a bit about your home and we'll get back to you to schedule. Prefer to talk? Call (207) 252-5981 or email shinga3@gmail.com.
Yes. The initial well water test is free, and there's no obligation to buy anything.
Many contaminants common in Maine, like arsenic, radon and uranium, have no taste, smell or color. Testing is the only way to know what's in your water.
Yes. We can help with taste, hardness and other concerns. Choose "Town water" on the form.
Qualifying homeowners may qualify for MaineHousing's Well Water Abatement Program, which can cover up to $15,000 for a whole-house system. See mainehousing.org for eligibility.
Yes. Our ongoing service plans cover filter changes, maintenance and periodic retesting.