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Old 01-09-2009, 09:21 AM
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Default State of NH, Bureau of Water Quality- Pretty Useful for Residents

Given the other discussion thread on here discussing wells I decided to e-mail what I thought was the relevant state office and see what I could find out about my own. What I basically found out is that prior to the mid 80s these records were not kept by the state and only the original installer *might* have the records...needless to say, I am out of luck.

HOWEVER...I received a call back within 15 minutes of my e-mail from someone who knew a ton about wells, water quality, etc. They also have a well testing program which seems to offer a very extensive battery of tests for a reasonable cost.

So...I encourage anyone who has ANY questions about wells, water quality, etc...to contact the state office becuase they will give you an extensive amount of information.

Yet another way the "services" of NH have impressed me and I wanted to share for anyone who may be interested.

Private Well Testing - Drinking Water and Groundwater Bureau - NH Department of Environmental Services

You can also get details on your well, here:
http://www2.des.state.nh.us/OneStop/Well_Query.aspx
(be sure to use % as a wildcard at the begining and end of any search terms you enter)


*I'm assuming that I can post "government" websites and its not advertising?
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I want to add that Bernie Lucey at NH DES Wellwater Division is a wealth of knowledge, and he will speak with you at length to help increase your understanding of any issues you may have. Great links BF Thanks
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That's who I spoke with actually; he was very helpful and knowledgeable.
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