Manchester, NH

Private Wells in Londonderry, NH

Londonderry does not operate a municipal water system. Properties not on a public supplier may rely on private wells.

Water service

Londonderry does not operate a municipal water system. Properties not on a public supplier may rely on private wells.

A failing or noisy well pump in a private-well home, looked at by a local professional.

A planned pump replacement when the old pump is worn out or a repair will not hold.

Help when the house has no water now. Call rather than wait on the form.

Short cycling, a waterlogged tank, or a tank that no longer holds pressure.

A new well, or a replacement well, on a lot without public water.

A lab test of private well water, including the contaminants local towns already put on their lists.

Treatment after a test has already shown a problem, such as arsenic, radon, or related issues.

A check of the well and the water before closing, for a buyer, seller, or lender.

An unused well on a lot, including wells left behind where public water now reaches part of the town.

What does this site say about wells in Londonderry?

Londonderry does not operate a municipal water system. Properties not on a public supplier may rely on private wells.