What Ohio asks of a private well
For a new or altered private water system, Ohio samples total coliform, E. coli, and nitrate. The health department also recommends routine tests for those, plus arsenic. Our visit does not substitute for that sample.
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Questions people ask
What does Ohio require when a well is drilled or altered?
A private water system that serves fewer than 15 connections and fewer than 25 people falls under the state program. Permits call for total coliform, E. coli, and nitrate samples.
Can you test a well for PFAS on site?
No. PFAS is a laboratory method. The free visit will not pretend otherwise.