If you rely on a well for your water supply, you want to make sure it is always as clean as possible. Having your well inspected regularly can assure that this is the case. A well inspector can visit your home and determine the health of your well and how clean your water is. If […]
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When you have well water and a well pump that’s not working properly, that means your home is not getting the water it needs. The pump supplies the power that is needed to get the water to the inside of your home or water tank. Like anything else, there may come a time when the […]
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The most frequent method of obtaining groundwater for home usage or drinking water is through a well. A well is essentially a hole in the ground surface with a pipe (or casing) leading to an underground aquifer. Water is drawn from the aquifer by a pump and distributed through the plumbing system. Understanding how water […]
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We’re going to explain what a well water filtration system does as well as what you’ll want to consider before investing in one.
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Our experts explain how to tell if your well water is contaminated and how to fix it to improve your well water quality.
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When it comes to your home water supply, you have two choices: well repair or well abandonment. This blog post discusses the difference between well abandonment and well repair, as well as the pros and cons of each. Abandonment is usually reserved as the absolute last resort, and it is usually done because your water […]
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If you currently have a well, you may be interested in knowing when you might need a new one. There are signs you can look for that indicate the possible need to replace your existing well. A well’s lifespan is not infinite. Over time, the amount of water the well yields may decline due to […]
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It’s important to be aware of the ins and outs of your pressure tank. From how it works to different components, knowing the basics can help you determine when there may be a problem and when you may need to call the pros for some help. We’re going to take a look at how pressure […]
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The typical depth of a residential well ranges from 100 feet to 800 feet deep. Some wells are even 1,000 feet or deeper. The deeper a well is, the better the water quality. The average well depth in your location depends on several factors.
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What do you do when you lose electricity? The best solution is to have a hand water pump for your backup plan. A&T Well and Pump can help you choose the right kind of hand water pump for your home or business. In this article, we give you some basics to get started.
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