February 11, 2017

Well Water Contaminants FAQ: Organic Chemicals | VOC's

February 11, 2017

Organic chemicals or VOC's are one class of contaminants that can be particularly worrisome if they are detected at elevated levels.

Derek Skillings

February 7, 2017

Water Treatment

All About Water Treatment Systems: Ion Exchange

Derek Skillings

February 7, 2017

Water Treatment

Frequently asked questions about ion exchange water treatment and how it works to remove mineral contaminants from your well water.

Derek Skillings

February 2, 2017

Water Contamination

Well Water Contaminants FAQ: Sodium | Salt

Derek Skillings

February 2, 2017

Water Contamination

Answers to frequently asked questions about sodium in your well water supply and what to do if your well has elevated salt levels.

Brandi Coulter

January 19, 2017

Water Treatment

All About Water Treatment Systems: Chlorination (Chlorine)

Brandi Coulter

January 19, 2017

Water Treatment

Shock chlorination uses a strong bleach solution which can kill most organisms but it can have unexpected consequences. Learn more.

Brandi Coulter

January 14, 2017

Water Contamination, Well Services

Well Water Contaminants FAQ: Pesticides

Brandi Coulter

January 14, 2017

Water Contamination, Well Services

Frequently asked questions about pesticides in well water and how you can protect yourself if elevated levels appear during your annual test.

Brandi Coulter

January 10, 2017

Water Treatment

All About Water Treatment Systems: Water Softeners

Brandi Coulter

January 10, 2017

Water Treatment

Frequently asked questions about water softening systems and solving hard water caused by dissolved minerals in your water supply.

Brandi Coulter

January 6, 2017

Water Treatment, Water Contamination

Well Water Contaminants FAQ: MTBE

Brandi Coulter

January 6, 2017

Water Treatment, Water Contamination

If your water has a slight “turpentine” smell you may have MTBE present. Learn how to test for and treat this water contaminant.

Brandi Coulter

January 1, 2017

Water Contamination

Well Water Contaminants FAQ: Sediment

Brandi Coulter

January 1, 2017

Water Contamination

Frequently asked about the problems of sand and sediment that gets into your water well system and a few options to solve the problem.

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The Danger and Treatment of Pesticides in Well Water

Pesticides can enter your well water and contaminate drinking water. The short-term effects include vomiting and longterm they can lead to cancer.

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Fixing a Water Well That Has a Declining Well Yield

If your water well has a declining yield, there are options to get increase the rate of your water flow. Learn more.

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Water Well Casing For Private Wells in NH - Plastic or Steel

A plastic water well casing is used in many states but if you're drilling a water well in New Hampshire, steel well casing is the right choice.

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What Is Corrosive Well Water And How To Solve The Problem

Corrosive well water is a health hazard that should be addressed. Learn about corrosion and what to do if you have it.

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How To Choose A Water Testing Laboratory For Your Water Well

Annual water testing will help you know what is in your well water. learn how to evaluate a well water testing laboratory.

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Keeping Your Water Well and Drinking Water Safe After A Flood

Learn how to get your water well back to producing clean drinking water after a flooding event through testing, disinfection, and equipment checks.

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