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Prevention/Maintenance (Pressure Switch) One common problem in the summer months in Texas is with the pressure switch. Most of these problems are related to insects that find the warm, enclosed space of a pressure switch cover to be an ideal nesting location. Ants, spiders, and other small insects can crawl inside, build nests across the

Prevention (Pump Saver) Many customers ask us, what can be done to prevent and maintain their pump and well system. The first thing that I always recommend is a pump protection device. Also known as a pump saver or dry well protector, these electronic devices monitor your pump’s performance and shut it down before damage

Is collected rainwater safe to drink? Does it have to be inspected or tested before being used? Collected rainwater is generally safe to drink after proper filtration and disinfection, though it’s not as straightforward as filling a glass from your tap. Many Texas homeowners, especially in rural areas, use rainwater harvesting as a supplemental or

Installing a Water Well The process of designing and constructing a water well begins when you make arrangements with a licensed professional or with a professional well service company. In Texas, only licensed professionals are permitted to install water wells, and the process involves far more than simply boring a hole in the ground. A