Wondering if you can use well water as your main water source? The pristine state of the well water, purity, and great taste are a few advantages of well water. It’s the best way to deliver water to your home and provides get savings. Contemplating whether to install a well in your home in Arizona? Then, read on for a comprehensive look at the benefits of well water. […]
If you have a well pump in Arizona, you’re probably worried about the current drought that seems to be affecting many homeowners. All well pump owners run the risk of dealing with a problem with their pump eventually. However, your problem seems to be different from others. In your case, you’ve been noticing your well pump cycles on and off rapidly. You’re pretty certain that you have water to use, but for some reason, you don’t seem to be getting much — if any — at all. If this is happening to you now (or you want to be prepared when it does), you’ve come to the right place to find out why. Read on to find out more! […]
A residential well can be a great asset to a household. It provides reliable and regular water in hard-to-reach areas. But it comes with a certain amount of responsibility, too. It is your job to make sure your well is properly installed, meets safety standards, and is pumping clean water. It can also involve a lot of troubleshooting minor issues. That is until it’s time to call a pro. If you’re experiencing trouble with your well, but you’re unsure of the source of the issue, below you’ll find some of the most common residential well problems. Learn what could be causing them and whether it’s time to call a pro. […]
About 15 percent of the U.S. population — that’s roughly 43 million people — rely on private wells to get their water. If you’re one of them, then you probably know how the system works. But you also know that it’s not perfect, and your well has started to cause you a few problems. Namely, you’ve noticed that you have well water sputtering out of the pump or even out of your house’s taps. Why is this happening, and how can you fix it? Here’s everything you need to know. […]
One of the most important things a homeowner with a residential water pump should complete annually is a water well inspection. Although well systems have been used in the Phoenix valley for more than two hundred years, the reality exists that these systems and the water you drink are prone to damage such as, exposure to harmful bacteria or chemicals. This is why most residential water repair companies recommend homeowners to have them inspect their water well system inspected at least once per year. In order to understand the reasons why and what you should consider for this inspection, we’ve put together this Phoenix residential water well inspection checklist. […]
Living in Arizona certainly has its advantages, but for homeowners, it can present a unique set of challenges, as well. From the often extreme climate to the many hills and mountains, there are all kinds of things that make homes in Phoenix and the surrounding areas that little bit quirky. Varying water pressure is one such thing. If you’re experiencing lower than usual or inconsistent water pressure in your home, a water booster pump could be a smart purchase. If you are thinking of installing a water booster in Arizona, there are a few things you’ll need to know, before you do so. That’s why we’ve compiled this handy set of FAQs for Arizona homeowners regarding domestic water booster pumps. Read on to find out everything you’ve ever wanted to know about this handy household device. […]
Monsoon storms can cripple power lines in Arizona. Even scheduled power outages can cause inconveniences. While gadgets can last for a day or two, a well pump stops working as soon as the power’s out. A generator for a well pump can supply power during an outage. However, without correct sizing, a generator could shut down in times when the power’s out. Worst case scenario is that it can cause fires due to overload. Electrical malfunction is the fourth leading cause of residential fires in the U.S. Here are a few tips to follow when sizing up a generator for your well pump. […]
Well pumps should be serviced anywhere from three to five years or eight to ten years, depending on the quality of the well pump. However, every state and region has different environmental factors that can affect servicing a well pump. You certainly want to make sure you have the right questions to ask a contractor so that you are getting the best level of service, especially if you live in Arizona. We have gathered the four questions you need to ask a contractor before hiring them to work on your well pump. […]
Do you own a ranch that uses well water for its primary water supply? Well water can give you safe, reliable, and clean water, but you need to know how to maintain it. So how do you ensure your water supply remains safe? Knowing how to keep your water supply safe should serve as one [...]
When you own a home with a well, problems can arise unexpectedly. Fortunately for you, there are measures that you can take to ensure that you have little to no problems with your well’s water system. A nice, sturdy well pump control box will let you enjoy the comfort of having water, and avoid a lot of problems and fees that come with bad ones. What is a well pump control box and what does it do exactly? Continue reading to learn more. […]
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