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Well Checklist page 1 Contractor Information Well contractor name Date Time a.m / p.m. Client Information Name Phone Mailing address City Email Zip Well location, if different from above: Physical address City County Zip Referral source o Virginia Cooperative Extension Drinking Water Clinic (County o Well drilling contractor (name o Friend or Neighbor (name o Advertisement (source o Website (source o Other (please specify Ownership of property o Own this property o Plan to sell this property o Rent this property o Consider purchasing this property Client problems with / concerns about water well or pump (specify

Well Checklist page 2 VISUAL INSPECTION 1. Well construction Drilled / bored / coastal plain or sand / other (specify 2. Availability of well records? (attach a copy to the report o Well Completion Report a. Year constructed b. Depth ft c. Static water level ft d. Well class IIIA / IIIB / IIIC / IV o Water Test (date of most recent o Maintenance Records (date of last service o Shock Chlorination (date of last chlorination o Other (please specify 3. Well location on the property (provide GPS coordinates, a description, or sketch

Well Checklist page 3 4. Inspection of wellhead and casing (check all that apply o Buried well no pitless adaptor o Casing adapter accessible o Well in pit no pitless adaptor o Wellhead visible above ground o Casing at least 12 above ground surface o Area around well casing burmed or sloped to prevent pooling or runoff of surface water around the wellhead o No cracks in or corrosion/damage to casing o No voids or spaces around casing Comments 5. Inspection of well cap (check all that apply o Approved sanitary, sealed, water-tight well cap in place; bolts tight and secure o Approved sanitary, sealed, water-tight well cap, but needs repair or replacement o Old, conduit-style well cap ( shoe-box fit; unsealed o Presence of insects or other vermin around well cap (specify Comments 6. Permanent structures within 10 feet of the wellhead? o Yes (specify o No 7. Well easily accessible for future repairs and service? o Yes o No (specify

Well Checklist page 4 8. Based on the site inspection, does the well meet the minimum distance from contamination sources as outlined in the Virginia Well Water Regulations? Structure or Class Class Topographic Feature IIIC or IV IIIA or B Presence and comments Building foundation 10 10 oyes ono on/a Building foundation 50 50 oyes ono on/a (termite treated House sewer line 50 50 oyes ono on/a Sewer main or system 50 50 oyes ono on/a Pretreatment system 50 50 oyes ono on/a (e.g., septic tank, aerobic unit Sewage disposal 100 50 oyes ono on/a system / other source (drain field, underground storage tank, barnyard, feed lot Cemetery 100 50 oyes ono on/a Stream 100 50 oyes ono on/a Comments / other nearby sources of potential contamination: 9. Are potentially hazardous materials stored near the well? o No o Yes (specify o Hazardous materials are stored in sealed original and labeled containers o Hazardous materials are stored on impervious surface o Hazardous materials are properly disposed of at household collection days o Hazardous materials are never dumped on the ground, down a storm drain, or in an abandoned well or sinkhole o Hazardous products are not stored within 50 feet of the well o Machinery is fueled on a concrete floor; spills are cleaned up immediately

Well Checklist page 5 10. According to the homeowner and/or well completion report, are there any abandoned wells on the property? o Yes o No Have they been properly abandoned or do they currently pose a threat to groundwater quality or other wells nearby? (specify 11. Inspection of pump a. Type of pump ( b. Horsepower of pump ( c. Voltage rating ( d. Properly grounded o Yes o No 12. Inspection of pressure tank a. Are there any leaks or corrosion? o No o Yes ( b. Size of the pressure tank ( c. Properly plumbed? o Yes o No ( d. Properly wired? o Yes o No ( e. Has bladder been serviced? o Yes o No ( Comments WATER TESTING 1. Water treatment devices a. Are there water treatment devices installed in the home? o No o Yes b. What types of devices are installed? ( 2. According to homeowner records, has water been tested recently? o No o Yes (summary of results/problems

Well Checklist page 6 3. Recommended water testing o None o Bacteria o Nitrate o ph o Metals (specify o VOCs o Other (specify 4. Water sample collected? o Yes o No Date Time Date results ready SUMMARY and RECOMMENDATIONS FROM VISUAL INSPECTION Contractor signature Date TECHNICAL and DIAGNOSTIC INSPECTION ADDENDUM 1. Voltage ( volts o Fused properly o System components are compatible 2. Amperage ( amps/amperes o Appropriate for pump rating 3. Pre-charge on the pressure tank ( 4. Pump cut-in pressure ( 5. Pump cut-out pressure ( 6. Pressure differential (

Well Checklist page 7 7. Correct drawdown for tank size provided? o Yes o No (specify 8. Valves working properly? o Yes o No (specify 9. Condition of pressure switch / sensor o Good o Needs replacement 10. Relief valves installed and sized correctly o Yes o No (specify 11. Amount of time for the pump to go from the low limit to the high limit with no water running in the house ( SUMMARY FROM TECHNICAL INSPECTION RECOMMENDATIONS For additional diagnostics or repairs Contractor signature Date