After Heavy Rains: When to Disinfect (Shock) Your Well
After Heavy Rains: When to Disinfect (Shock) Your Well Major storms can introduce contaminants into private wells—especially shallow wells or those with damaged caps and
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After Heavy Rains: When to Disinfect (Shock) Your Well Major storms can introduce contaminants into private wells—especially shallow wells or those with damaged caps and
Sediment Filters & Spin-Downs: Choosing the Right First Line of Defense Gritty water, clogged fixtures, or cloudy glasses often come from sediment entering your plumbing.
Bacteria in Your Well Water: Coliform vs. E. coli & What to Do If your well water has an unusual taste or odor—or recent flooding
Post-Summer Water Testing: Iron, Sulfur & Bacteria in Texas Wells After a long Texas summer, your well water quality can change — and you might
We have been overloaded that past couple of weeks testing water. Most of the tests are coming back positive for e-coli and bacteria. This is
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