Why the site exists
Private-well information is scattered across public-health pages, environmental departments, laboratory instructions, contractor guidance, and local rules. WellWaterGuide.org organizes the common decision points in plain English so readers can prepare better questions and keep better records.
How the content is prepared
Articles are developed from publicly available government, public-health, laboratory, environmental, and standards-based resources. Guides are then edited for clarity, linked to relevant official sources, and reviewed for internal consistency. The site does not claim firsthand inspection of a reader’s property and does not invent case histories, qualifications, or laboratory results.
Editorial pen name
Robert C. Avenforden is a pen name used by the publisher of WellWaterGuide.org. The name provides a consistent byline for the site’s guide content; it is not presented as a licensed well contractor, laboratory scientist, engineer, physician, or public-health official.
Ownership
WellWaterGuide.org is a division of WRS Web Solutions Inc., an Ontario company. The company is identified here for ownership transparency; the public-facing guides use WellWaterGuide.org as the publisher identity.
What the site does not sell
The site does not sell drilling, pump, plumbing, laboratory, inspection, or treatment services. It does not recommend a treatment device merely because a symptom is visible. Testing and local advice should come before product selection.
Corrections
Official guidance changes and local rules vary. Readers may use the corrections and contact page to report a broken source link, factual error, accessibility problem, or legal/privacy concern.