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If you have your own water well system you probably have a pressure tank. It is important to check it every so often to ensure that it is functioning properly. Note: It is important to turn off all power to the system and drain the system of any water pressure prior to checking your tank. You will depressurize your system by turning off the breaker to the pump and opening a faucet in your home. Leave the breaker off until you complete your check of the tank. Adjustments to a new tank should be...

Looking for that peace of mind of knowing that your drinking water is safe for your family? If your household water comes from a private well there are a few simple things to think about to protect your water supply. This includes keeping contaminants away from the well and sinkholes and it is also important to keep hazardous chemicals out of your septic system. Learn how to keep your well water clean with these safety tips: Inspect and pump your septic system as recommended by your local...

Over 15 million Americans rely on private wells for their drinking water. The water well quality is not regulated the the Environmental Protection Agency, but it might be under state rules. Regardless, it is important to test your drinking water regularly. Your private water well should be tested annually for total coliform bacteria, nitrates, total dissolved solids, and pH levels. Also test for any other contaminants that you suspect may be present. Your local health department may be a good...

Image Courtesy of PixabayMany homeowners love nothing more than to plan and dream about the perfect room, or the best way to add value to their house before trying to sell it. There are many reasons why you might want to tackle a home improvement project, but in some cases, it’s best to let the professionals come in and take over.These are the jobs that are just too big or too demanding for the average homeowner to handle: roofing, electrical, plumbing and mold removal. These can be dangerous...

How Often Do I Need to Test My Drinking Water? Over 15 million Americans rely on private wells for their drinking water. The water quality is not regulated the the Environmental Protection Agency, but it might be under state rules. Regardless, it is important to test your drinking water regularly. Your private water well should be tested annually for total coliform bacteria, nitrates, total dissolved solids, and pH levels. Also test for any other contaminants that you suspect may be present....