Buying a place with a well? There's now a checklist for that. BEFORE YOU SIGN A 20-point due-diligence checklist for anyone buying a property with a well, in the order things actually have to happen — what to pull before you offer, what to write into your inspection contingency, and the lender rules that can stop a closing (setback distances, shared-well agreements, the 90-day clock on a water certificate). Free, saves your progress, and exports as a one-page PDF for your agent. WHAT TREATMENT DO I NEED? Your results now turn into a real equipment plan: which units, sized to your own hardness and household, in the order they have to be plumbed — because a softener in front of an iron filter fouls, and a UV lamp behind hard water goes blind in months. With the certification to insist on, and what each stage typically costs installed. SEE IT COMING Trends now tells you where a contaminant is heading, not just where it's been — "on this trend it reaches the limit in about 8 months." It stays quiet unless your own results actually support the call. YOUR WELL'S PAPER TRAIL Keep the driller's log, permit, shared-well agreement, septic record and past lab reports attached to the well itself — and listed in your Well File, so a buyer or inspector sees what exists in one place. ALSO IN THIS UPDATE • Your first lab-report scan is free — see what the decoder does before deciding • Test reminders arrive two weeks early, so there's time to order a kit or book the lab, plus a nudge if one slips. Everything due the same day now arrives as one reminder, not one per test • Got older lab reports? Add them with their original dates and your trends start years ago, not today • A quiet reminder to back up, because your history lives on this phone and nowhere else • New app icon