Diagnosing well problems can be a big challenge. All of the well's major components, including the water pipe and submersible pump, are located deep underground, which means they have to be physically extracted before your well technician can inspect them up close. Therefore, if you're
You Can Use a Well to Get Off the Grid
Want to get off the grid? You're not alone! Every year, more and more Americans decide they want to disconnect from public power, sewer, and water systems and become self-sufficient. Doing so comes with a lot of upfront work and continuous upkeep, but for the people who choose to make this
Should You Disinfect Your Well Water With UV?
Most private well owners agree that disinfecting their wells and maintaining safe drinking water are top priorities. After all, as a private well owner, it's your sole responsibility for making sure your well water is clean and safe for consumption. You won't have anyone from the public water
How You Could Benefit From Geothermal Well Drilling
Did you know that your well water can give you more than a way to shower, wash dishes, and hydrate? It can also give you heating and cooling! By drilling a geothermal well and connecting it to your home's HVAC ductwork, your well water can be used to generate and distribute warm or cool air
How to Vet Your Well Drilling Contractor Before You Hire Them
When you're hiring a well contractor, as with any other type of contractor, it's essential that you do your due diligence to ensure you find someone you can confidently trust. Ultimately, the quality and continuous delivery of your household water supply is at stake here. Do not take the vetting
Is Your Well Running Dry? Don’t Ignore These Red Flags
Don't take your well water for granted! Wells can run dry at any time, so be on the lookout for any of these telltale signs that your water level might be dropping: Unusual taste. If your well water has a different taste than normal, this could be an indication that your well's water level has