Wellhead & visible protection
Accessible casing, cap, visible connections, drainage concerns and observable conditions that may affect protection of the well.
PRIVATE WELL INSPECTIONS · ASHEVILLE, NC
Know the well.
Before you
call it home.
Understand the water system behind the property. Well inspections by a licensed well contractor, with clear findings and practical next steps.
For homebuyers, homeowners & real estate professionals.
LOCAL EXPERIENCE. BELOW THE SURFACE.A closer look at
your water system.
your water system.
Licensed Well ContractorPhoto documentationWhole-system perspective
WHAT WE LOOK AT
More than turning
on a faucet.
A well inspection considers the accessible components that bring water from the source to the home. We confirm the scope, site access and any additional testing before the visit.
Pump, pressure & controls
Observed operation, pressure behavior, accessible tank and controls, visible leaks and signs of cycling or delivery problems.
Treatment & connections
Accessible filtration, treatment equipment and visible water-system plumbing, with maintenance concerns and recommended follow-up.
Photos & recommendations
A written account of observed conditions with color photos, practical priorities and recommendations for further evaluation or repair.
Inspection findings reflect accessible conditions and operation at the time of the visit. They do not guarantee future water yield or reveal every concealed or underground condition. Specialized yield testing, camera work and laboratory testing require an agreed scope.
SYSTEM CONDITION + WATER QUALITY
A working well.
But what’s in
the water?
Mechanical inspection and water testing answer different questions. A system can deliver water and still need laboratory analysis to assess its quality.
Discuss your testing needs →Bacteria testing
Ask about presence/absence sampling for coliform bacteria and E. coli.
Broader water analysis
Discuss a well water scan or broader panel for your concerns and property.
Real estate & lender requirements
Share the exact lender or transaction requirements before scheduling. Panel selection and lab turnaround vary.
Laboratory results are separate from the inspection report. Confirm sampling fees, panel contents and turnaround with our team.
A CLEAR PATH FORWARD
From due diligence
to a more informed decision.
Share the property
Send the address, due diligence deadline, known concerns and any lender requirements.
Confirm the visit
We review access, inspection scope, testing options, pricing and available dates.
Understand the findings
Review the documented conditions and any recommended next steps with our team.
MOUNTAIN WATER. LOCAL KNOWLEDGE.
Asheville & beyond.
Serving Asheville, Candler, Alexander, Weaverville and surrounding Buncombe County communities, with service throughout Western North Carolina.
Buying outside Asheville? Ask about Hendersonville, Waynesville, Brevard, Sylva and other nearby areas. Scheduling and travel charges depend on location.
BEFORE YOU BOOK
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Is a well inspection the same as a water test?
No. The inspection evaluates accessible system components and observed operation. A water test analyzes a collected sample for the specific items included in the selected panel. Ask for both when you need system and water-quality information.
Can you inspect a well for a home purchase?
Yes. Tell us the property address, due diligence deadline, access arrangements and any required testing. We confirm availability and the scope before scheduling.
Will I receive a report with photos?
We document observed conditions with color photos and written findings. Confirm the report delivery schedule before booking, especially for a real estate deadline. Laboratory results follow their own turnaround.
Does an inspection guarantee the well will never run dry?
No. Water availability can change with weather, groundwater conditions and demand. Observed performance during an inspection is a snapshot. Discuss specialized yield testing if sustained supply is a concern.
What does the inspection cost?
Contact our team for current pricing based on location, system configuration and scope. Water sampling, laboratory panels and specialized testing may carry separate charges.
Do you drill new wells?
No. Case Water Systems inspects, diagnoses and services existing private well systems. We do not drill wells.
LET’S LOOK BELOW THE SURFACE
Make your next move
with better information.
Have the property address and your preferred timeframe ready. Our team will confirm scope, pricing and availability.
Requests are handled by Case Water Systems. An online request does not reserve an appointment.