Is your well running dry? You might have pressure switch problems. Over 34 million Americans rely on a well for access to water. Well owners know the importance of identifying and resolving issues themselves when possible. Below, we’re taking a look at seven common well pump pressure switch problems. […]
Your well pump not pumping doesn’t always mean it’s time to buy a new one. Most well pumps can last for more than two decades. What you need to remember is that well systems have a lot of parts. And if any of these parts stop working, it can prevent your well pump from working as it should. Aside from components not working, you should also check for common culprits. Let’s talk about all these in detail so you’ll know what to do when your well pump is not pumping. […]
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. […]
According to the NGWA (National Ground Water Association), over 34 million American residents receive water from wells. Well water is especially common in rural areas, and you can find water pumps installed in residential, commercial, or industrial locations. Is there a well on your property? If so, do you know how to care for it? To better understand how to service your well you first need to know how a well works. One of the most common types of wells is a submersible well. Check out how a submersible well pump works. […]
Buying a home or plot of land can seem like a dream until the realities of homeownership kick in. The dream can stay in tack, however, if you take the necessary precautions for a smooth transition into a new home. One thing you want to lock in is your water source. Water wells are a viable source for you and your family. The thing is, many people don’t know that there are a variety of different types of water wells. Here is a list of the primary types of wells for you to consider when looking into water sources. […]
There are more than 15 million households in the U.S. relying on private wells for drinking water. While there are several different types of private drinking water wells, they all rely on a well water pump to deliver the drinking water. Getting your water from a private well can save you money since you don’t have to pay for the water and be more healthy than regular tap water. But you’ll need to be sure to properly care for your well water system to make sure it’s working correctly. One of the key components of the water system is the well pump. If you’re living in a household using a private well, you’ll need to know how to diagnose any potential problems with the water well pump. We’re here to tell you about the common signs indicating you might need water well pump repair. […]
While water safety isn’t typically a concern for most US citizen, the same can not be said for those that use a home well for any reason. Private wells are not regulated by the government and recent studies have shown that more than 20% of private wells contain contaminated waters. If your wells are showing any signs of contamination or a need for repair, you may be thinking of DIY home repair. If that is your approach, read on for some tips on DIY well pump repair. […]
Don’t know a lot about water pumps? Trying to determine which water pump types to use for your well can be fairly difficult. But have no fear, we’ve created a beginner’s guide to finding the right type of pump for your well. Follow these 3 simple steps and you’ll be well on your way to finding the right water pump types for your water system. […]
Over 15 million homes in the United States rely on private well water. Using private well water provides these residents with some unique benefits. For instance, homeowners who use well water save by avoiding the monthly usage costs paid by those on city water. They also have great control over what is in their water, since private water is not treated with chemicals. But having a well also involves the responsibility of maintaining it. It’s important for homeowners to plan regular well pump service for their water supply. If you have a well, or are considering getting one, then make sure you are aware of these five signs that you need maintenance. […]
Using a well water pump is a great way to be in control of your water supply and to save money while doing it! But if it stops working you’ll be out of water for who knows how long. Troubleshooting your pump can be a lot easier than you think. And once you figure out what’s wrong the faster your home will have access to water again. That’s why we’ve gathered some of the common problems with these wells and how to fix them. Read on to find out what they are: […]
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