Well Water Articles

Both well water and city water have pros and cons - find out the key differences.

Understand factors that contribute to the cost of a new well - and how to ensure your water quality.

Most well water comes from underground reservoirs called aquifers — natural “storage tanks.” These tanks are filled with groundwater, which originated from precipitation that seeped through the earth as part […]

How does well water work? Here are answers to seven of your biggest well water questions.

For millions of North American households, a cool drink on a hot summer’s day or a load of sparkling clean dishes means relying on well water. Wells can be an […]

With the right precautions, well water is drinkable. But what contaminants are potentially harmful?

Test your well water annual to ensure your and your family have the quality water you need.

Too much iron is a common problem in households that rely on well water.

If you have buildup on faucets, stiff laundry, dry skin and more, you could have hard water.

Testing well water annually to diagnose problems is the first step to finding the best system for your home.