It’s early Monday morning. You stumble into the bathroom, willing – if not quite ready – to throw some water on your face and pull yourself together for a long day of work. You twist the knob just so and stretch your cupped hands under the faucet, preparing to face...
Wondering why your water is suddenly tinged reddish-brown? You might want to call The Avengers. Because – chances are – it’s iron, man. All kidding aside, iron is one of the most common contaminants found in water. When rainwater falls and passes through soil, it can...
Is your bathroom besought by sputtering faucets? Sad, dribbling shower heads? If your home operates on a private well, it may be time to consider a professionally installed constant pressure system. These systems can provide a strong, even flow, even when multiple...
Horizontal directional drilling (HDD) is a steerable, trenchless process used to install subterranean cable, conduits, and pipe with minimal impact to the surrounding landscape. The process is achieved with a compact drill operated by a minimal crew. An electronically...
At the age of 18 months, Jessica McClure captured the country’s attention when she fell through an 8-inch opening into a 22-foot deep abandoned Texas well, and spent the next 58 hours trapped inside. Though her televised rescue made her an unlikely celebrity, 30 years...
Geothermal heating and cooling systems have become increasingly popular in recent years. And no wonder. They’re an eco-friendly, renewable, and cost-effective alternative to traditional HVAC systems. Traditional systems convert outdoor area to warm and cool your home....
Watertite or bug proof – well caps protect your homes well from potential contamination. There are many sources of contamination that can occur from a damaged or non-sealed type well cap. Some examples are: Insects Grass Rodents Insecticides/herbicides In decades...
