Monitoring Well Construction, Installation and Development
The mound should be comprised of compacted soil, clay or bentonite and be placed around the casing to move surface water away from the well. Use of cement Cement should not be used for any part of the monitoring well construction and installation. Cement creates the potential for frost heave, other frost action and cracking.
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