When preparing to buy or sell a home, you think about a lot of things. Is the foundation sound? Have there been any recent updates? What is the neighborhood like? If you haven’t thought about whether your home has a well, then you should. Wells can be a great asset to a home; they should… Read more »
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Bacteria in your Well Water?
When dealing with real estate and wells, many times there are bacteria in the sample results. Oftentimes this can be scary for the homeowners, especially those who don’t know much about wells. But fear not! There is an easy way to get rid of it all. Chlorination is a process that all local well companies should… Read more »
Bacteria Tests: Odors and Tastes in Your Drinking Water
For those who live in a house that has a well, it’s a pretty common place for the water in the well to develop a slight smell or taste. This happens to about 10-15% of homeowners with wells yearly in New Hampshire. There are a lot of factors that could play into your well having… Read more »
The Variable Frequency Drive: Purposes and Benefits
One of the main and most noticeable functions of a variable frequency drive (VFD) is its connection to constant water pressure. Certainly not new to the well industry, VFD’s are now becoming much more prevalent in the use of residential wells. If you’ve ever owned or lived on a property with well-supplied water, you will… Read more »
Intro to Berkley Submersible Pumps by Pentair
Here at Northeast Water Wells, we are excited to announce the introduction of the Berkley Submersible Pumps by Pentair. History of Berkeley Berkeley Pump Corporation was created back in 1937 in a garage. Fredrick Stadelhofer and Fred Carpenter had discovered a need for small centrifugal pumps- more than what their current employer was supplying. At… Read more »
Dug, Point, and Drilled Wells
When there are so many different options about how to install your well, how do you know what to go with? Here is a guide to help you understand the differences in dug, point, or driven artesian wells. Dug Wells One way to go about installing your well is by going at the ground with… Read more »
What Does it Mean to Have a Shared Well?
There are often times questions or concerns about shared wells, whether its regarding a real estate transaction or some general inquires. By definition, a shared well is a well that services more than one home whether its for residential or irrigation purposes. They can service up to two or more homes, and if there were… Read more »
Remediation for Low Flow Wells
Just like most other things, you can expect that water wells can come across their own problems and complications. One of the biggest problems that water well runs into is either a lack of flow or a low flow. Luckily this problem has a couple different options for improvement. The main issue with low flow… Read more »
FAQ of a New Well Owner
When you’re new to well, anything, you might have some questions about it. Here are some of the more frequently asked questions that come up with when someone discovers they have a well. What is a Drilled Well? A drilled well is a hole that is bored into the ground, where the upper half of… Read more »
Troubleshooting Problems with Well Water Pressure
A complaint that is heard frequently is that well water pressure is too low or that it is not at the level that clients want it to be. This is not normal or typical of a standard or properly balanced well system. The first question is whether this is point of entry specific or not…. Read more »
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