Well Sealings
Professional sealing of abandoned or unused wells in accordance with New Jersey DEP regulations. Proper sealing prevents groundwater contamination and protects environmental safety.
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WELL SEALING
An improperly abandoned well is a direct pathway for surface contaminants to reach groundwater. New Jersey law requires unused or abandoned wells to be properly sealed by a licensed driller. Pure Pressure Well Drilling provides professional well sealing services in full compliance with NJ DEP regulations.
If you've switched to municipal water, your existing well can no longer remain connected to your home for potable use. The well can be retained for irrigation use only or properly sealed if no longer needed. We help homeowners navigate the transition and ensure full compliance with state and county regulations.
All well sealing in New Jersey must follow specific procedures and use approved materials to prevent contamination. We follow all NJ Department of Environmental Protection requirements, including proper grouting, casing removal where required, and complete documentation of the sealing process.
Well sealing requires permits and filings with the state. We pull all necessary permits, complete required paperwork, and file documentation with NJ DEP on your behalf so you stay compliant without having to navigate the regulatory process yourself.
Proper sealing protects your property and your neighbors from groundwater contamination. Surface water, runoff, and contaminants can travel down an open well shaft and pollute the underlying aquifer. Sealing the well correctly closes that pathway permanently.