In the United States, millions of people rely on well water as their primary source of water for drinking, cooking, cleaning, bathing, and more. And while many wells are safe to drink from, there is still a risk of contamination due to a variety of potential contaminants that can be present in well water. It’s…
For millions of people across the US, well water is a primary source for drinking and everyday use. According to the United States Geological Survey, 43 million people — or about 15% of the national population — rely on private wells. But while well water can be an abundant supply of clean drinking water, it…
If you’re not sure where your tap water comes from, the chances of it coming from a well are quite high. According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), 35% of the US population (more than 100 million people) receives their water from public supply wells. However, many don’t realize that their water comes from…
As climate change drives heavier flooding, more and more homeowners are at risk of their well water becoming contaminated. Flooding can introduce all sorts of contaminants into wells, from agricultural runoff to sewage backups. If your well is flooded, it’s important to have it tested for contaminants as soon as possible. In this blog post,…
If you’re a homeowner who relies on well water, it’s important to test that water regularly for contaminants. But what is “regularly?” How often should you test your well water? Unfortunately, there is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question. Depending on the condition of your well and the type of water you are using, you…
With cooler air descending upon us, ‘tis the season for warm blankets, fireplaces, après ski, and hot tubs. And if you own your own hot tub, ‘tis also the season to ensure that your water is clean and the filtration system is in working order. The last thing you want is to open your hot…