Water Filtration Services in Epping, New Hampshire

Epping's private wells draw from central Rockingham County bedrock that produces arsenic, uranium, and radon. NHDES recommends private-well testing for these naturally occurring contaminants across this part of the state. Arsenic has no taste, color, or odor, and uranium and radon frequently appear alongside it in deeper bedrock wells. Iron and manganese staining is common in shallower wells, especially in the lower ground along the Lamprey River. Hardness is widespread. Epping's rapid residential growth has put more homes on wells in areas that were farmland or woods a generation ago, which makes baseline testing important for newer construction as well as older homes. Wells near the river or the town's wetlands can be surface-influenced and more prone to bacterial contamination. The Route 101 and 125 corridors and the broad spread of low-level PFAS findings across southern New Hampshire make a PFAS panel a reasonable part of any private-well test.