Did you know there are possible contaminants in your well water that you cannot see, taste, or smell? Municipal water is regulated by the EPA so consumers can be quite confident that the quality of the water coming from their tap is sufficient. However, well water does not face such stringent regulations and contamination testing often only occurs when the well is first installed or in some locations when property ownership changes. It is so important that well water users understand when and how to monitor their water quality and the associated benefits of doing so.
Proper maintenance and monitoring of your septic systems ensures proper treatment of the effluent and a longer life of the system. Did you know that the stress and overloading of systems during the holiday season can cause a stressed system to fail? Let's talk about signs and how to avoid the dreaded surfacing effluent.
Do you have water treatment, or thinking about adding some - check out what types of treatment might match your wells quality issues or meets your water quality goals. No well is the same!
Learning steps to protect the health of your family, neighbors and animals, your property investment, and the safety of groundwater resources.
Registration for the webinar is required to receive the zoom link the day before. Webinar registration closes 24 hours before the class, if you try to register after that time you will need to choose another class offering.
We may add in an In-Person event or two as they pop into the calendar - we request an RSVP but it is not required. Bring 1/2 cup of your well water for a screening.
For additional questions you can email Chrissy.Lucas@oregonstate.edu or leave a message at 541-713-5009
