Well water does feel cold in the summer and hot in winter due to the temperature changes above groundwater. In summer, when the temperature outside is higher, water will be so cold and in winter … continue reading
Your well water tastes salty because it contains elevated levels of sodium chloride contents. These highly soluble elements are naturally found in the groundwater, specifically in rocks and soil. They may have entered your well … continue reading
You can use well water when the power is out. There are lots of options you can choose from. For instance, a sleeve bucket, a hand pump, a generator, a wind-powered pump, and a solar … continue reading
During a power outage, you may have drained all the water from the plumbing line causing the pump to lose its prime thus it’s critical to prime your well pump after a power outage. Why … continue reading
Well water is not inherently hard; It is likely to become hard if it’s from the ground rather than reservoirs. Minerals like magnesium and calcium latch on the hydrogen and oxygen molecules. Also, ground well … continue reading
A properly constructed private well is a water well that’s drilled to reach the aquifers – these are the bodies of rocks that hold groundwater. If pumped below the level of the water table, a … continue reading
If you notice that your water well is currently delivering a low yield, one cause is that it has collapsed. The best way to address the issue is by fixing the well. Yes, you can … continue reading
A drilled well can collapse. This can be caused by either damaged or corroded well casing and screens, or excessive water velocity flowing into the well causing formation particles such as sand. These particles flow … continue reading
If you’re looking to achieve a dependable source of clean and safe water, it’s not ideal to dig a water well just anywhere. Before choosing a site for the water well, you need to considera … continue reading
