How to Prepare your Well for Cold Weather
Although we’re only halfway through November, snowy days and bitter cold nights are much closer than you may think. As a well owner, this approaching weather means that a little bit of prep work is in your near future to keep your water supply safe and serving you. Winter Well Maintenace As important as regular…
The Top Well Contaminants
By now every well owner knows the importance of giving their well the proper care and maintenance. However, accidents can happen to even the most diligent of well owners, and situations can arise in which contaminants find their way into your water supply. These contaminants can range from unproblematic, to annoying, to dangerous. So, it’s…
Private Pennsylvania Wells
As proud Pennsylvanians ourselves, we understand just how diverse this state we call home is. From those of you over in the smoky city of Pittsburgh, those jawns in Philly, with correct cheesesteaks in hand, or those of you, like ourselves, toting the border of Jersey in coal-region NEPA. For those of us in more…
Well Flooding: What Do You Do?
When it comes to well’s a common misconception is that flooding is a constant issue. However, for most people, it’s a few and far between issue. Your well, if constructed well, should be fine in low-level flooding, and the likelihood of flooding even occurring is highly dependent on where you live. Despite this though, it’s…
4 Well Misconceptions
There’s a lot of mystery in the world of wells. Mostly, because people just don’t have any reason to know anything about them, past what they’ve seen in tv and movies. So, oftentimes, misconceptions are taken as fact. Because of that, we present to you: 4 Well Misconceptions 1) Wells are Self-Sustaining Something that…
Keeping your Well Water Safe
One of the most important things in our daily lives is our water supplies. For most of us, it’s something that we don’t take great notice to, unless something’s gone wrong. Those who are hooked up to a city water system don’t need to pay much attention to their water supply, since they aren’t the…