UV light technology has revolutionized home water treatment systems, offering an efficient and chemical-free method to purify water. As homeowners increasingly prioritize clean and safe drinking water, UV light systems have become a popular choice for their effectiveness in eliminating harmful microorganisms. These systems use ultraviolet light to disrupt the DNA of bacteria, viruses, and […]
Clean, safe drinking water is essential for every household, and for many Connecticut residents, well water is their primary source. While well water often starts pure and refreshing, its quality can be compromised by contaminants, odors, or sediment. That’s why having a reliable well water filtration system is so important—it’s your best defense against impurities. […]
If you’re one of the millions of Americans relying on a private well for your household water supply, you’re essentially running your own miniature water treatment plant. While well water systems are designed to be robust and long-lasting, they require regular attention to ensure they continue providing safe, clean water for years to come. Just […]
Connecticut summers can often bring soaring temperatures and increased water usage, making it essential to adopt strategies for conserving as much water as possible. Effective outdoor water conservation methods, such as planting drought-resistant plants and implementing efficient irrigation systems, can significantly minimize water waste in summer. These approaches help the environment and reduce utility bills […]
Well inspection and regular well water testing are essential for maintaining a safe and reliable water supply. Wells are a common source of drinking water for many households in Connecticut, but they can also be a source of contamination if not properly maintained. Regular inspections and testing can help identify potential issues and ensure that […]
Radon is a significant cause for concern in Connecticut. This colorless, odorless, and flavorless gas is produced by the breakdown of radioactive elements such as uranium in bedrock and soil, and our state happens to have quite a bit of it. Well owners need to be aware of the risk of radon, as it can […]
Among the most all-around significant qualities of your household water is its relative hardness or softness. Whether you’ve got “hard water” or “soft water” can impact everything from the cleanliness of your dishes and the appearance of your plumbing fixtures to how much money you’re shelling out for appliance repair and replacement. Let’s learn more […]
There are few things more frustrating for the well owner than low water pressure. And it’s not always straightforward figuring out the underlying issue, as water-pressure problems can stem from a whole host of different causes. At Greco & Haines, we can not only help you diagnose low water pressure, but also remedy it. In […]
For many homeowners across the country, having access to a private well is a valuable and reliable source of drinking water. However, if you’re considering installing a well on your property, it’s essential to understand that drilling your own well is no longer a feasible option in most states. In fact, regulations now mandate that […]
Old Man Winter is knocking on the door at this point. If you’re the owner of a domestic well, wintertime poses its suite of challenges: from the potential for frozen pipes to possible contamination from snowmelt and flooding at the (often messy) tail-end of the season. Here at Greco & Haines, we provide across-the-board residential […]
As spring ripens and summer looms on the horizon, it’s not only the season for beach getaways and family road trips. Many of us, of course, are also busy at work with lawn and garden care and, in some cases, the never-ending management of farmland. This is the time of year when lots of fertilizers […]
Before you know it, the sun will be out late into the night, and temperatures will be in the 80s and 90s. Unfortunately, this also means there will be summer droughts and low water levels in your well. A well going dry is unnerving, but there are many ways you can minimize water usage to […]
