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York County, Maine

Arsenic Removal Systems in Kennebunk, ME

Call (800) 696-9355 or request a visit. Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Arsenic treatment is specific to the well. In Kennebunk, a good removal system begins with a lab report that shows how much is present and in which form, and ends with a retest that proves the equipment is doing its job.

Arsenic Removal Systems for Kennebunk homes

River valleys and coastal sand deposits make some wells shallow and responsive, while upland lots tend to need drilled bedrock wells. Shore-side properties can see sodium and chloride in wells after long dry periods, which is worth knowing before choosing treatment.

Bedrock wells in southern York County regularly raise arsenic, uranium and radon questions that only a lab test can answer. Kennebunkport and Arundel sit on either side, Wells is to the south and Sanford and Lyman lie inland.

What we see in York County wells

Drilled wells along the coast pass through folded, fractured rock, and arsenic can turn up in any one of them. Near Kennebunk's river valleys and coastal edge, shallow sand wells are less likely to carry it, but a deep well in Kennebunk deserves a lab test before you assume the water is clean.

What to test first in Kennebunk

  • Arsenic speciation, if the first result is above the guideline
  • pH, because it changes how well some media perform
  • A repeat test after any pump replacement or well work
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How it works

How we handle arsenic removal systems, step by step

  1. 1

    Confirm and identify

    A reliable arsenic number comes from a sample collected cleanly and analyzed by a laboratory. For a Kennebunk well with a positive result, we add the details that guide the design.

  2. 2

    Choose the method

    We match the media, tank size and flow rate to your household. If only drinking and cooking water needs to be treated, a point-of-use system may be the simpler answer.

  3. 3

    Install the system

    Plumbing is done cleanly in the Kennebunk basement, with valves labeled. Once water is flowing through the media, we check pressure and confirm the system is operating normally.

  4. 4

    Retest and maintain

    A treated water sample goes to the lab after startup to confirm the arsenic is below the guideline. We then set a retest and media replacement schedule that matches your usage.

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What shapes the job in Kennebunk

Treatment does not end at installation. A retest after startup and another at intervals confirms that the system is still working. For wells near Kennebunk's river valleys and coastal edge, we also like to test again after any pump work or major water event.

When to think about arsenic

  • A recent purchase with no arsenic result on file
  • A rise in a previously low result
  • A home with an old, never-treated bedrock well
  • An annual retest that is overdue

Not sure whether your Kennebunk well has arsenic at all? A single test answers it. Call, and we will explain how to collect the sample.

Arsenic Removal Systems in Kennebunk?

Start with a test. We will explain the results in plain language and only recommend what the numbers support.

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