Well Cleaning

Reliable Solutions for Clean, Consistent Water Supply

Water Well Drilling

Your Source for Clean, Sustainable Water

In certain cases it may be necessary or beneficial to have a well cleaned in order to remove contaminants or to restore water production. We have all of the necessary skills and equipment to keep your well safe and functional.

Ground water naturally contains elements such as iron, manganese, calcium, and sulfur. Over time these substances can build up on the casing and pump and cause excess debris in your water. In severe cases, the buildup can damage the pump or reduce the water production of the well. A chemical cleaning can help remove the buildup in the well and slow its return.

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Our Well Cleaning Process
Inspection & Assessment

We begin with a thorough evaluation of your well. Our technicians inspect the well structure, casing, and screen while testing water quality to identify any sediment buildup, scaling, or bacterial presence.

Next, we use specialized tools such as jetting, brushing, or surging equipment to physically remove sediment, mineral scale, and biofilm that restrict water flow and affect performance.

When necessary, we apply safe, industry-approved disinfectants to eliminate bacteria, iron-related organisms, and other harmful pathogens. This ensures your water system remains sanitary and compliant with health standards.

After cleaning, the well is thoroughly flushed and rinsed to remove all loosened debris and residues, leaving the system refreshed and clear.

Finally, we test the water to confirm that it is safe, clean, and free from contaminants. Our process gives you confidence that your well is delivering high-quality water for your home, farm, or business.

Signs You Need Well Cleaning

It’s important to recognize when your well may need professional cleaning. Common indicators include:

Reduced Water Flow or Pressure

A buildup of sediment, scale, or biofilm can restrict water movement.

Discolored or Cloudy Water

Visible sediment or rust-colored water often points to deposits in the well.

Unpleasant Odor or Taste

Bacterial growth or mineral buildup can cause foul smells or metallic tastes.

Increased Pump Wear or Strange Noises

Clogging or buildup forces your pump to work harder, shortening its lifespan.

Health Concerns or Contamination

Water tests showing bacteria, nitrates, or other contaminants signal it’s time for cleaning.

Regular well cleaning helps restore efficiency, protect your equipment, and ensure safe, great-tasting water.

Benefits of Regular Well Cleaning

Keeping your well clean is essential for both water quality and system performance. Routine cleaning provides several long-term benefits:

Improved Water Quality

Enjoy cleaner, clearer water with better taste and no unpleasant odors.

Consistent Flow & Pressure

Prevent blockages and buildup that restrict water movement.

Reduced Equipment Strain

A clean well helps your pump and system components run more efficiently.

Health & Safety Protection

Minimize the risk of bacteria, pathogens, and other harmful contaminants.

Extended System Lifespan

Proper maintenance protects your well and pump investment for years to come.

Ready to drill your water well? Trust Hamm Well Drilling for safe, reliable, and long-lasting solutions.