Cold weather can create problems you may not expect, and one of the most frustrating is low water pressure. When temperatures drop, pipes can freeze, valves can tighten, and your well system may not perform as efficiently as usual. Even a small pressure change can make showers, laundry, and daily routines more difficult. If your […]
When your well system develops a leak, the effects often show up in your home’s water pressure and water flow long before you see water at the surface. A small crack in the well casing, a worn pump, or a loose connection in the water line between the well and the house can lead to […]
If you have a private well on your property, you already know how important it is to keep your water clean and your system protected. What many homeowners don’t realize is that landscaping around the wellhead can have a direct impact on both. The way you shape the ground, plant vegetation, or use decorative materials […]
Turning on the tap and seeing discolored water can be unsettling. From rusty brown to cloudy white, unusual colors in your well water may signal anything from harmless mineral buildup to a potential issue with your plumbing or well system. For Connecticut homeowners, changes in water color should never be ignored. Even if the discoloration […]
Winter in Connecticut can bring freezing temperatures that put your well water system at risk. While your actual well is safely below the frost line (about 42 inches in Connecticut), certain components above or near the surface are vulnerable. Frozen pipes, a frozen jet pump, or other exposed parts of your well water system can […]
Many people take having fresh, clean water for granted, but in Connecticut an effective well water system is the foundation of a safe and reliable home water supply. Most private wells in our state fall into one of three categories: drilled wells, driven wells, or dug wells. Each type has unique construction methods, advantages, and […]
If you rely on a private well for your water supply, keeping it in good condition isn’t just about convenience, but essential for your family’s health, home, and budget. Routine well water systems inspections, also known as Wellness Checkups, help ensure your water stays clean, your system runs efficiently, and small issues don’t turn into […]
Groundwater and surface water are the two main sources of drinking water in the U.S. While both are essential to homes and communities, they differ in how they’re stored, treated, and affected by the environment. Groundwater comes from beneath the earth’s surface, stored in soil and rock formations called aquifers. Surface water, by contrast, includes […]
If you use a private well, a power outage can do more than just cut the lights. It can stop your water system completely. Most wells rely on electricity to power the pump that brings water into your home. Without power, your water stops running. This guide answers the most common questions Connecticut homeowners have […]
If your home relies on a private well, your submersible well pump plays a critical role in keeping your water flowing. But like any hardworking system, it won’t last forever. Knowing how long a submersible well pump typically lasts, and how to spot the early signs of failure, can help you avoid sudden water loss, […]
