When hard water comes into contact with your home's pipes, it can lead to a host of problems. These issues include scale buildup on the lines and in-home plumbing, rusting fixtures, clogged drains, high water bills, and difficulty cleaning. The solution is as simple as making sure you're using the right tools for the job.
When low water pressure becomes a constant problem, here are three issues that could be the main cause.
It is estimated that more than 13 million households rely on private wells for drinking water in the United States (US Census American Housing Survey 2015).
Maintaining your well water system is important. Education and practice of regular well maintenance will not only help reduce risks to your current system, but also prevent expensive and inconvenient repairs.
The Water Dr. LLC is a professional well water company, looking to educate homeowners on the basics of maintaining well water systems.
This is known in the industry as a “no water” call. Customers call us to tell us that there is no water coming out of any of their faucets. This is always an emergency situation and we prioritize it as such.
Many homeowners are unaware of the maintenance requirements of the average well water system. The Water Dr. recommends servicing a well water system yearly.
There comes a time when your well tank may stop working when you least expect it. And while you are left without water in your home, don’t be frightened — it’s a common issue that many homeowners across the country have experienced.
Before deeming that your well tank is indefinitely broken, the expert plumbers at Water Dr. are here to share a few common helpful troubleshooting tips should you find yourself in this situation.
Our expert plumbers have years of experience with well pumps, both installation, and repair. We’ll have your water back up and running in no time.
