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A Check-Up for the System Behind Your Water
Every Well Is Unique. Let's Get to Know Yours.
Most of your well system is hidden from view. A WelGard® well check-up helps us understand its equipment, performance, and overall condition before recommending the protection that fits your home.
Our local inspection professionals examine key components, identify potential concerns, and document the features that make your well unique.
If you've had a well check-up, inspection, or service within the past 90 days, related reports or invoices may expedite the process of getting your well protected.
Is a well check-up required?
Not always! WelGard® Standard Protection does not require a well check-up. Superior and Premium Protection follow our inspection process to help determine eligibility and appropriate coverage.
What Happens During a WelGard® Well Check-Up?
Your well relies on several components working together to deliver water to your home. Our inspector reviews the visible equipment and documents its condition, helping us better understand your system.
A well inspection will typically include:
1. Well Structure
Your inspector examines the visible wellhead, checking the cap, seal, and surrounding area for signs of damage or conditions that could allow contaminants to enter.
2. Pump & Pressure System
Water pressure, flow rate, and pump cycling are evaluated to help identify potential concerns with your pump or pressure tank.
3. Electrical Components
Accessible wiring, control boxes, and electrical connections are visually reviewed for signs of wear, damage, or potential problems.
4. Well Yield & Recovery
Visible pipes, fittings, and connections are examined for leaks, damage, and other signs of wear that could affect performance.
5. System Components
They’ll look at visual pipes and fittings to make sure everything is in good condition and properly connected.
6. Well History & Maintenance
When available, your well's records help us document important details such as its age, depth, construction, and maintenance history. These details can also help technicians if future service is needed.
What Happens After Your Well Check-Up?
Once your check-up is complete, WelGard® prepares a report documenting your well's equipment, performance, and any concerns identified during the inspection.
Our team reviews the findings to help determine whether your well qualifies for Superior or Premium Protection.
You'll receive information about your system and guidance on the next steps toward membership.
Good to Know: A WelGard® well check-up focuses on your well system and equipment. Water-quality testing is a separate service and is not included in the standard check-up.
The WelGard® Team appreciates your desire to learn about your well and would like you to keep in mind: “inspections” do not include “water quality”.
Inspections are basic, visual checks. No one should open your well head, unless they are servicing your well. Opening your well head can expose your water to contaminants.
Not all recommended repairs need be addressed to qualify for WelGard® protection.
WelGard® is here to answer any and all questions or concerns you may have.