Would you like to install a water well on your property in Harvard, Massachusetts? There are a number of steps you need to take in order to ensure your water well is installed properly and up to code. There are rules and regulations established by the Harvard Board of Health, and they must be followed… Read more »
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Understanding Water Wells In Grafton, Massachusetts
Do you want to install a water well outside of your home or business in Grafton, Massachusetts? If so, there are some steps you need to take in order to ensure the water well is installed properly. You need to work closely with the Grafton Board of Health and Regulations. The first thing you should… Read more »
Things You Should Know About a Private Well Before Purchasing a Home
Are you considering purchasing a home that relies on a private well to provide it with water? Before you do, you should familiarize yourself with the well and learn everything you can about it. There are more than 13 million Americans who use water wells, so you shouldn’t be scared off by the idea of… Read more »
Water Wells in Carlisle, Massachusetts
If you have considered installing a water well in Carlisle, MA, there are several things that must be considered first. It is important to understand both the health regulations and town regulations before getting started. These regulations exist to ensure that all water wells installed provide high quality water and are installed properly. It is… Read more »
Preparing for a Hurricane: Generator Sizing for Water Wells
Power outages happen. The important thing is how you deal with the next one to come your way. We are approaching the heart of hurricane season, which means it’s time to learn how your well and generator work together. One of the most common questions asked is how to use a generator along with a… Read more »
What are Shared Water Wells?
What’s a shared water well? If you are looking into real estate options, and need to understand the terminology, or simply ran across the phrase and want to know what it means –Northeast Water Wells wants to make it clear for you. We get a lot of calls asking about shared water wells. It is… Read more »
Can Copper Ingestion Through Water Be Linked To Alzheimer’s Disease?
In 2013, a study was conducted by the University of Rochester Medical Center that linked copper to Alzheimer’s Disease. Alzheimer’s Disease is a form of dementia that worsens over time and affects cognitive thinking, memory and behavior. Alzheimer’s Disease affects more than 5 million Americans, and is the sixth leading cause of death in the… Read more »
5 Things You Should Know About Artesian Wells Before Buying Property
Concerns about public water supplies in some parts of the U.S. have people thinking about how they can be sure their family is safe. Even in this age of widespread public water access, 13 million households get their water from their own private wells. If this is something you are considering when looking at property… Read more »
What to do When your Well Runs Dry
Whenever it is warm out, there is a chance of your private well running dry. Most wells flow without problem through warmer months, but in areas of drought and a low level of groundwater there is a chance for them to run dry. Read on to learn about the signs of a dry well and… Read more »
Hydrofracking and Water Wells
Hydrofracking is all over the news lately – but we are here to discuss a different type of hydrofracking altogether! Also called hydro-fracturing, this is a procedure used by professional well drillers to increase the flow of water in a low-yielding well. The operation involves forcing highly pressurized water down a well to widen and… Read more »
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