Living in Arizona certainly has its advantages, but for homeowners, it can present a unique set of challenges, as well. From the often extreme climate to the many hills and mountains, there are all kinds of things that make homes in Phoenix and the surrounding areas that little bit quirky. Varying water pressure is one such thing. If you’re experiencing lower than usual or inconsistent water pressure in your home, a water booster pump could be a smart purchase. If you are thinking of installing a water booster in Arizona, there are a few things you’ll need to know, before y ..read more

When you live off the city water grid, it’s imperative to have a dependable water well service company on stand-by in case you require emergency repairs. However, if you’re new to town or have recently decided to change water well contractors, you might wonder what is the best way to find a well repair service near me in Phoenix? Just like hiring any private contractor or company that provides specialty services like residential water well repair, service, and maintenance, there are a few common ways of locating and picking the right company for all of your well service needs. Noted below are ..read more

In ancient Egypt, a water pump called a saqia was invented to lift water from out of a well from a depth of 10 meters. Digging wells for water has been around for thousands of years and many people are still using this method to get water in their homes with a little help from modern plumbing. Living in the desert has historically been associated with struggles in obtaining clean, potable water. In recent years, this hurdle has been significantly reduced thanks largely in part to a professional residential well pump inspection company in Phoenix that not only constructs high-quality and e ..read more

A residential well can be a great asset to a household. It provides reliable and regular water in hard-to-reach areas. There are 3 types of wells, but they come with a certain amount of responsibility, too. It is your job to make sure your well is properly installed, meets safety standards, and is pumping clean water. Owning and maintaining a water well can also involve a fair ammount of troubleshooting, especially minor issues. That is until it’s time to call a pro. If you’re experiencing trouble with your well, but you’re unsure of the source of the issue, below you’ll find some of the ..read more

Are you among the 300,000 Arizonans that get water from private wells? Did you know that well water needs to be tested and certified fit for its intended use? Did you know there are different tests conducted on well water? How often should you test your well water? Regular well water testing allows you to identify water-related problems and select the appropriate treatment. Well water has undergone natural filtration as it passes through the ground into the aquifer. It has a few benefits such as the removal of chlorine, fluoride, and other chemicals. The Arizona Department of Health Services r ..read more

More than 23 million households in the United States use private wells for their water. Using a private well comes with many benefits including water preservation, it saves money, and not having to rely on public water for your personal use. But using private wells also comes with some challenges. Because you are in charge of your private well, you are also in charge of making sure it is drinkable and does not contain harmful pollutants. Harmful pollutants can easily make it into your well water if you aren’t careful and don’t take the necessary precautions. Here’s how you can protect your wat ..read more

More than 15 million households in the United States rely on a private home well for their drinking water. That number grows even larger when you realize it does not include the many businesses that also rely on well water for normal operations. Learn how to prevent well contamination from lawn fertilization below. How to Prevent Lawn Fertilization Pollution in Your Well It doesn’t matter if you need to protect your home well or the well used to irrigate hundreds of acres of farmland. The following 5 tips will help you avoid well water contamination from fertilizer. 1. Proper Storage Prev ..read more

On average, American households use 82 gallons of water per day. If you are on a well system, proper well care and well safety are essential. Without it, you run the risk of costly repairs and exposure to a harmful level of minerals, especially in the Phoenix area. In this article, we provide our top fall well maintenance tips so you can keep your water well system running at its best this fall. Continue reading to get started on water well maintenance.  1. Watch for Changes One of our top fall well maintenance tips is to monitor for any changes in your well water. This includes taste and ..read more

Did you know that even though 71 percent of the earth is covered in water only about 0.3 percent can be used by humans? This is the reason why we need to make the best of all of the drinkable water that reaches us. Water well casings tend to need repairs over time, which can compromise the drinking water and become really expensive. Here’s what you need to know to keep your water well casings in great shape.  What Is a Water Well Casing? In order for water to get from the underground aquifer to the surface, it requires a sealed pathway that will allow the water to flow to the top, also kn ..read more

Do you know that the average cost to replace or install a new well pump is typically between $1,000 and $2,750, with the national average being about $1,750.  The type of well pump you install or replace can greatly change both the unit cost and the installation cost. The overall cost is also affected by the depth, location and size of your well. No one wants to have a broken well supply line, but if you find yourself dealing with this situation, there’s help. If your well is leaky or you suspect the line has broken, it helps to understand what is really going on. Here’s how to tell if yo ..read more