Winter is tough on private well systems in Connecticut. Freezing temperatures, snow, and long cold snaps can lead to frozen well pipes, loss of water pressure, pump strain, and service interruptions. These issues often show up fast, especially when a well or pump has not been winterized or inspected ahead of the season. Greco & […]
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Have you turned on your faucets and noticed little or no water coming out? It can be disappointing and concerning, especially if you are unsure what is happening with your water well system. In many cases, the issue may be that the jet pump has lost its prime. Re-priming is often a straightforward process, although […]
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 […]
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 […]
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, […]
If your well water tastes briny or leaves white residue on fixtures, salt may be the cause. In Connecticut and other snow-prone states, rising sodium and chloride levels in private wells are a growing concern. Common sources include road salt runoff, natural mineral deposits, and water softener discharge. This guide explains why salt enters well […]
If you use well water at home, you might have noticed your hair feeling unusually dry, looking dull, or becoming tough to manage, even when you switch up your hair care products. This is a common frustration for many people who rely on private wells, leading to the question: Is my water the reason my […]
For Connecticut homeowners with private wells, sediment in your water can be more than just a nuisance – it can impact your water quality, damage appliances, and lead to costly repairs if left unaddressed. When you turn on your faucet to find cloudy water or grit in your glass, understanding how sediment enters your water […]
Have you ever turned on your faucet only to find cloudy or milky-looking water flowing from your well? You’re not alone! Many well owners experience this issue, and it can be concerning when your household depends on clean water for daily needs. While sediment is a common culprit, cloudy well water can stem from various […]
Is your well water pressure suddenly low? Hearing strange noises from your pump? You might be facing a common issue for many homeowners: a failing well pump system. Your well pump is the heart of your home’s water supply system, combining both a motor and crucial components like impellers that work together to bring water […]
For Connecticut homeowners relying on well water, ensuring a steady and efficient water flow is essential to maintaining household comfort and functionality. The flow rate of your well pump, measured in gallons per minute (GPM), plays a key role in determining your water pressure and overall supply reliability. Whether you’re facing low water pressure or […]
