One of the biggest concerns for any homeowner living off the city water grid supply is the potential of their water wells being contaminated. Regardless of where you live, well water contamination is a significant issue that can lead to the destruction of your entire water supply and cause serious health problems that can even lead to [...]
Did you know a single U.S. citizen uses nearly 88 gallons of water at home every day? And every human being should drink at least 8 glasses of uncontaminated water per day for optimum health. This makes water one of the most valuable and cherished commodities in the world. For this reason, it’s important to ensure [...]
Around the world, 1.8 billion people still lack access to fresh water supply. Water is essential for life, health, social and economic development. If you lose your water supply perhaps because you need a well pump repair it can be a major problem. This is especially true when the climate is arid, such as in Arizona. Having access to a great well pump repair contractor is vital to get reliable water supply. Here are 8 questions to ask to get great well pump repair services. […]
Has your water pump stopped working? Have you lost access to your drinking water? According to the Environmental Protection Agency, over 13 million households get their drinking water from private wells. Those wells also supply water for other uses, none of which anyone wants to go without for long. When your water runs out, chances are likely the problem becomes your highest priority and you want it fixed ASAP. Finding the root cause of the problem prior to changing out the wrong parts will save both time and money. […]
Water safety isn't typically a concern for those living in the United States because the government has intense safety regulations that keep public water clear of impurities and contaminants. This isn't the same for private well water; private wells are not regulated by the U.S government's Safe Drinking Water Act. According to a study by [...]
Approximately 13 million American homes receive their water from well systems, many of which are placed in rural areas. Water viability is essential for any property, but how will you know which type of well to dig? There are many variables to consider with deep wells vs shallow wells. From cost, to flow levels, to drought conditions, to water quality, is there a clear answer? Read on to find out. […]
Water wells are a popular home amenity. In fact, over 15 million American homes utilize a private water well. Wells provide homeowners with a cleaner and healthier alternative to city-supplied water. In addition, water wells save hundreds of dollars per month on utility bills. Unlike city water, however, you are responsible for maintaining a private water well. This means that you need to be able to identify issues with your water well pump. Read on to learn how to tell if the water pump is bad. […]
Living off city water grids can be both rewarding and risky when living in a desert community. Although people have lived quite capably for the past few hundred years without dependence on plumbed water lines, the facts remain that today’s wells still require routine inspections to ensure the systems function properly. This often raises the question of how much does a well inspection cost in Phoenix for residential and commercial property owners that depend on water well systems? Unfortunately, there is no simple way to answer this question. […]
For residential and commercial land owners that depend on well water for survival, a common enemy is the discovery of sand in the well water. Not only can sand get caught in the pump, but sand clogged inside the water lines and storage tank can lead to multiple problems beyond the reduced taste of the well water. This is why when sand is discovered, many well owners want to know how to get rid of sand in well water quickly and without major expense. […]
It’s a Monday morning and you’re excited to take that hot shower before you have to head to work. Oh no! What happened to the water? Very inconveniently, your well pump pressure switch has ceased to function. You may not even have known it existed until you needed it most. Over time, the pressure switch will begin to degrade. Such is the nature of mechanical components. If you find that your water pressure is low, you could be dealing with a worn out well pump pressure switch. Here’s how to tell if your well pump pressure switch is bad. […]
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