Location of known hazardous waste sites in Vermont

Without an safe and adequate water supply a home is essentially unihabitable. While the cost to treat or replace a water well in Vermont can run into the tens of thousands of dollars or more. In most vermont communities the public water supply is limited ot non-existent. Using a water well is the only option regardless of the costs.

Without testing people have no idea whether the water they are drinking is safe or not. Most common well water contaminants are odorless, colorless and tasteless. The fact that the well is in use is no indication that the water is actually safe to drink. Some water well contaminants act over years to casue illness and desease. The only sure way to know what you are drinking is to test.

Advanced Home Inspection includes the water testing you need

In Vermont, over 40% of the population (around 250,000 people) get their drinking water from private wells.The time to discover the need for fixing the water supply is before the property changes hands. As a buyer you surely don't want to buy a surprise that can harm you or your family. As the seller you don't want to sell a property with a contaminated well because the liklihood of ending up in court would be very high. The Advanced Home Inspection includes a comprehensive testing panel that will protect your interests.