Water well best practices and resources

WHAT EACH DOCUMENT COVERS

Best Practices Water Wells 1.0 — HCT's best-practices guide for water well rehabilitation, built from more than 800 projects: assessment, the bioremediation, descaling and disinfection sequence, tooling, corrosion prevention and handling protocols for WaterSOLV™ BC and Well-Klean© Descaler.

Environmental Products Overview — a one-page overview of the Well-Klean© and WaterSOLV™ formulations: conventional commodity chemistry (hydrochloric acid, acetic acid and hydrogen peroxide), NSF/ANSI/CAN 60 listed for well use and CDFA registered for agronomic use.

Well Rehab Minimum Data & Why — the Minimum Data Requirements form: 14 data points on well construction (casing, depth, diameter, screen) and operation (pumping rate, treatment history, water quality) that let HCT compare your well against its database of more than 1,000 wells assessed and give a preliminary recommendation before any chemistry is prescribed. The same form is the Water Well Criteria Submission.

Biocides for Industrial Use — U.S. Army Corps of Engineers fact sheet on biocides, their effectiveness against organisms, non-selectivity and the detoxification and regulatory constraints on their use. Context for why HCT relies on bioremediation rather than disinfection.

Isolation Tool — see the well rehabilitation tools page for the brushes, swabs, plungers and isolation tools used alongside the chemistry.

Start with the Well-Klean© program overview, read how the process works, or find an authorized well dealer. Questions on any document: contact HCT.