A well inspection helps confirm your well system is operating properly and efficiently and meets current standards. More importantly, it can help protect your family’s health by catching issues early that could affect the quality of your well water.
Private wells are common on acreage and semi-rural properties around Magnolia, Tomball, Montgomery, Willis, and the edges of north Houston. Romeo Montalvo, Texas Professional Inspector #25424-PI, is InterNACHI certified for well inspections and performs them himself through BPG Inspections.
Who should request a well inspection
Buyers of any property on a private water well, or where the listing isn’t clear about the water source. Agents representing acreage in Montgomery County and similar markets should raise it early so it can be booked with the home inspection.
What Romeo looks at
A well inspection is a visual and operational check of the parts of the system Romeo can see and access on inspection day. Much of a well is underground, so he explains what was and wasn’t observable.
- Visible well equipment and related components within scope
- How the system is operating during the inspection
- Conditions around the well that may need attention
- Concerns that may need a licensed well contractor or other specialist to follow up
- How findings relate to your purchase decision and next steps
A well inspection is not a laboratory water-quality test. If you want water tested for bacteria or other contaminants, ask when you book. Testing may be available or coordinated through BPG.
Book it with your home inspection
Start with (or include) a full residential home inspection, and add a septic inspection if the property is also on a private septic system. Call Romeo to confirm scope for your address.
Well inspection FAQ
Ready to schedule?
Schedule with Romeo on his BPG profile, or call. He performs this service through BPG Inspections when it is part of your booking. It is not included in every inspection.