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Pros and Cons of Tankless Water Heaters

Standard tank based water heaters keep water hot by heating and reheating water on a nonstop loop. Tankless heaters, on …

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What are the Different Types of Well Pumps?

Connecting a well pump to a fresh water well allows families to distribute water to their plumbing system. As a …

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How Does a Well Pressure Tank Work?

It’s essential for private well owners to know how their system functions. If something goes wrong, you can use this …

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Signs that Your Well Water is Contaminated

Wells are an important asset for homeowners, but they also carry a lot of responsibility. Unlike municipal water sources, private …

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8 Signs You Need a Water Softener

Many homeowners are unaware of water softeners or don’t know how they work. Unfortunately, this means they could be facing …

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Everything You Need to Know About Coliform in Your Well Water

Many states have established standards for the construction of private wells and for testing of new wells. However,  following this …

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6 Things You Should Know About Well Maintenance

According to the EPA, over 13 million homes in the U.S. rely on well water. The EPA does not regulate …

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4 Reasons to Test Your Private Well Water

If you own a private well, regular testing is your first line of defense against contaminated water. The EPA is …

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How Often Should You Have Your Water Treatment System Serviced?

State-of-the-art water treatment services provide you and your family with clean water you can trust. With a water softener, you’ll …

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What is the Safe Drinking Water Act?

You may be wondering if there are laws in place to protect your drinking water against contaminants. Currently, the EPA …

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How Hard Water Affects Your Pipes

Hard water damage can have significantly impact your home’s water supply. As water travels to your home, it tends to …

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4 Solutions to a Low Yielding Well

If you have a low-yielding well, this means your well may not be re-producing enough water before it is drained. …

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