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Every day, contaminants threaten your well water from above ground. Rainwater carrying fertilizer, pesticides, and animal waste can pool around your wellhead. Insects, spiders, and small animals can crawl through tiny openings. Debris, leaves, and sediment can accumulate and eventually seep downward. Your wellhead—the visible portion of your well above ground—is specifically designed to stop
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If your water well is producing less water than it used to, hydrofracturing could restore your flow without the expense of installing a new well. Also known as hydrofracking or water well stimulation, this process uses high-pressure water to open and clean fractures in the bedrock surrounding your well. For Texas well owners dealing with
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