By 2030 nearly half of the world’s population will face water scarcity. In our lifetime freshwater will become one of the most valuable resources. How can you secure your family’s water supply? Here’s our guide to off the grid water storage options. […]
If you’re an Arizona resident, you understand the importance of well water in your home. But what types of wells are there, and when do you need well servicing? The three main types of wells are drilled wells, driven wells, and dug wells. However, one of the most common types of residential well services provided in Arizona handles issues with the water pressure tank. To learn more about the most common residential well service provided in Arizona, then keep reading for information you won’t want to miss. […]
If you have a well, you’re probably interested in Do It Yourself maintenance tips. While there are some things you can do at home, most problems require a call to the professionals. But how do you know when you need to enlist the help of well-pump services? For a guide on well maintenance, look no further. You’ll learn how to take care of your well, what kind of problems you could experience, and when to let the professionals handle any issues you may be experiencing. […]
If you are a real estate agent in Arizona, there are many unique considerations to take into account when preparing houses for sale. Chief among these is water access. As one of the dryest states in the United States with some of the most expensive water rates in the country, ensuring any property has reliable and safe water access is crucial. This is doubly true when it comes to rural properties that may require a well pump to access water. At least 15 million homes in the US rely on private wells as a source of drinking water, with a substantial number of these being located in the Grand Canyon State. For any developments that will rely on wells for water, you will need to ensure that you are partnered with an experienced and trusted well pump company. Here’s why. […]
While water wells are a cost-effective, environmentally-friendly option for homeowners, they come with some care. Sometimes, a well pump will not hold pressure. Luckily, there are ways to remedy that issue and keep your water flowing the way you need it to. Let’s talk about that. […]
Regular water well maintenance is essential for reducing the chances of expensive breakdowns- that’s the last thing you need. As many as 15% of the States drink water from private wells. With that in mind, it’s important to ensure regular maintenance to avoid any inconvenience or dangerous contamination. So, without further ado, let’s dive into our top well water maintenance tips for winter! […]
Every person in the U.S. uses, on average, 80 to 100 gallons of water per day. If you have opted not to use the city or county supply of water, you likely have well water. While well water offers many benefits over a traditional water supply, especially if you have a swimming pool or another outside water feature, there are issues that can arise with the supply. When this happens, the water pressure you have access to may suffer. If you have noticed low water pressure, then the issue may be directly related to your well pump or tank. Keep reading to learn about some of the most common causes of low water pressure and what you can do to fix them. […]
Does your well water have an unpleasant taste or smell? Noticing a strange odor or taste coming from the tap is unsettling – and it could indicate something serious! In fact, some well water contaminants can have dire impacts on your health. Use this water well troubleshooting guide to get to the bottom of things, and diagnose the problem. Then, you’ll know if it’s something you can take on – or if it’s time to get professional help. You’ll want to keep reading, but first, head to the tap. […]
Are you among the 300,000 Arizonans that get water from private wells? Did you know that well water needs to be tested and certified fit for its intended use? Did you know there are different tests conducted on well water? Regular well water testing allows you to identify water-related problems and select the appropriate treatment. [...]
One of the largest concerns for residential water well owners across the globe is discovering arsenic in well water. Arsenic is a naturally occurring element that is often found in groundwater or in soil, regardless of location. Arsenic is also a byproduct of coal burning, mining, and copper smelting and is sometimes combined with other elements to make crop insecticides, antibiotics, or to preserve wood. The concentration of arsenic will vary based on the geographic location. However, when discovered in higher concentration levels, it must be treated using a few proven methods as approved by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the US Department of Agriculture. There are a few facts about arsenic that are important to understand in order to fully realize how the methods listed below help to remove it from the end water supply. It’s also critical to understand that there are professional residential well water testing procedures and specially trained companies that can annually test for arsenic in your well water in Phoenix. […]
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