Camera Testing for Water Wells
Diagnose Well Problems with Clarity and Confidence
If your well has suddenly lost pressure, your water has turned cloudy, or your pump seems to be failing, the best way to find out what's going on is to look inside.
Camera inspection aka downhole video allows us to do just that.
At Summers Well Drilling, we use a specialized well camera rig to inspect the inside of your well casing, screen, and borehole. This gives us (and you) visual confirmation of what's happening underground: no guesswork and no unnecessary repairs.
What is Well Camera Inspection?
Camera testing involves lowering a waterproof video camera into the well to capture real-time footage of the interior. This can help identify:
The footage is recorded and reviewed, allowing us to make accurate, data-driven recommendations.
When Should I Get a Camera Test?
We recommend camera inspections when you're experiencing:
It's one of several diagnostic tools we use when getting to the bottom of your well problems.
Benefits of Camera Testing for Wells
What We Look For
Our camera inspection reveals specific problems and their potential causes:
Rust flakes or corrosion
What We See: Casing failure
What It Might Mean: Casing may need replacement
Fine sediment at bottom
What We See: Screen blockage or collapse
What It Might Mean: Reduced flow, poor water quality
Stuck object or wires
What We See: Pump or tools dropped
What It Might Mean: Obstruction must be cleared
Root intrusion or biofilm
What We See: Organic growth
What It Might Mean: Water contamination risk