You may live in a county that keeps drill logs on wells they issued permits for. It would help a lot to know depth and types of strata.
There is not much data on my well unfortunately. I have pulled the pump a few times over the years. It's about 180 feet deep. Not sure what the composition is down there though. My well has the best water I've ever drank, just not nearly enough of it. My neighbors well is about 4 or 500 yards away and they have more water than they know what to do with but it is horrible. They have a hell of a treatment deal they have to run it through and it is still gross.
This will probably require someone who can look at the local geology and maybe figure out the cause. Info on neighbor's well required would be their depth, whether they are up or downhill from you etc. Lots to look at. Not knowing what it costs per foot in your area I can't say whether it might be cost effective to drill a new one.
It's just outrageous now, it would cost me 20K to drop a new well. It's just fucked.
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