So, you live in a rural or suburban area, and you’re thinking about private well water instead of public water. It’s great for controlling water quality, feeling self-sufficient, and maybe even saving some cash. But here’s the catch – people often think well water is “free” since there’s no monthly bill like with city water. … Read more
Are you envisioning a summer full of pool days, sitting on a float with a cold drink in hand? It’s possible if you have a pool with a well! Filling your pool with well water is highly cost-effective. It’s completely doable if you give the process the proper time and attention. We haven’t gotten a … Read more
Hard water is a common problem in many households, but it’s more frequent for homes with private wells. One way to resolve this problem is to invest in a water softener system. Although the initial investment is significant, if you have hard water, water softeners will likely increase the lifespan of the appliances that use … Read more
Having a private water source gives you a sense of independence. But it doesn’t come without responsibilities. Unfortunately, well water quality can change, and sometimes it can present a health hazard. Some changes are easy to notice, while other ones are tricky. You should test your private well water regularly. Testing ensures health and safety … Read more
Having a private water source is excellent, but some homeowners fear that they could run out of water. If you have a modern, professionally made well, you shouldn’t worry too much, but you have to be aware of all the possibilities. Unfortunately, you could run out of well water. It is not uncommon for wells … Read more
Having a private, fresh water source is excellent, but it doesn’t work when the power goes out because it runs on electricity. Modern wells are constructed in a way that you can’t use a bucket with a piece of rope to access the water. So, I wanted to answer the obvious question, can you use … Read more