Environmental
Testing for volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in a NH property's well water would be most important when:
AThe property is in the Lakes Region
BThe property is near a dry cleaner, auto repair shop, or gas station✓ Correct
CThe property has a new septic system
DThe property is in a historic district
Explanation
VOCs (including solvents and petroleum products) can contaminate groundwater from nearby dry cleaners, auto repair shops, and underground storage tanks. Well water testing for VOCs is critical for properties near these potential sources.
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