Weird Things You Need To Know Before Buying Your Delaware Home

Thinking about buying a home in Delaware? In this video I discuss some weird things that are pretty common here in Delaware that you need to be aware of before buying so you know what to expect.
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[@wannaBtraceur]

Lots to consider. I think I would prefer a septic/well over municipal, even with the extra work involved. I'd probably want a manual pump well placed too just in case of power or pump problems. Thanks for the info!

[@Livingindelawareofficial]

Yeah it’s pro and cons for each just something to be aware of

[@s.j.5850]

What about contamination from septic tanks getting (seeping) into the well water?