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Why Winter Well Head Protection Matters When temperatures drop in the Capital Region and the Berkshires, your well head feels it. That exposed piece of equipment is the gateway to your drinking water. If it is not properly protected, you risk frozen components, contamination, and costly repairs. A

Which Water System Is Right for You? When it comes to your well water system, choosing between a pressure tank and a constant-run pump can make a big difference in performance, efficiency, and long-term costs. At Goold Wells & Pumps, we want our customers to make informed decisions—so

If you draw your water supply from a well, you know how important your well pump is. This essential device brings the water you need into your home, so it's critical to know when there's an issue. Here are four warning signs that your well pump is in danger of failing. 1. Consistent Clicking

If you rely on a well for your household water supply, regular water testing is critical. The type and frequency of testing may vary depending on your particular circumstances, but there are general guidelines regarding best practices. Critical Well Water Tests  The basic water tests that all

Low water pressure from your well can have many different causes. Correctly identifying and fixing the problem is key to having adequate water pressure and keeping your well fixtures in good condition. Here's a look at some common well issues that cause low water pressure, along with actions to

Public water systems undergo regular testing to ensure that the water is safe to drink and use. Private well owners, however, must conduct regular water testing on their own to assess water quality. Frequent water quality testing is crucial for maintaining your household's health and safety in both