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When you use well water, there are a few extra things you need to account for. The pH balance of your water can affect not just your water quality, but the health of your plumbing and appliances, as well.  The Importance of Checking Your pH Levels The pH scale is a tool for determining how

It's easy to misunderstand what's happening when you turn on your faucet and water flows out. If you're relatively new to the world of private water well ownership, then you might be wondering how a well actually delivers water to your tap and continuously replenishes itself. Thankfully, the well

It's happened before. You're doing the dishes and someone turns on the shower, causing both sources of water to lose pressure, and even spurt air at times. This can be one of the most frustrating and inconvenient problems that a well owner can have: so how does it even happen in the first place?

Low water pressure is a common complaint among homeowners who rely on well water. It's a natural thing that happens to wells as the years go by. For customers who are searching for solutions to their well water pressure problems, we usually recommend a process called hydrofracking.  During

Not every water well comes with an easy-to-read owner's manual—which is especially true if you inherited the well from the previous owner of your house. This can make regular maintenance a little more difficult because you're not entirely sure what kinds of tests or repairs need to be done and

Sick of your well water staining all your faucets, leaving soap scum on clean dishes, and making your appliances less efficient? An unfortunate side effect of well water that some homeowners must contend with, depending on their water source, is hard water. If you're one of these homeowners with