by Hanna Landis | Jul 28, 2022 | Customer Success
When it comes to building anything from a home to a bridge, an important part of the construction process is soil boring and sampling. Soil sampling has many different applications, including commercial construction. However, even residential clients may encounter the...
by Hanna Landis | Jul 1, 2022 | Customer Success
Water conservation is a year-round concern, but it can be especially important during those dry summer months. As water supplies dwindle in some parts of the state, it is our responsibility to do our part to conserve those resources. Whether you live in rainy western...
by Hanna Landis | Jun 9, 2022 | Customer Success
Two of the most common questions customers ask us is how big our drill rig is and whether or not their site will be able to accommodate it. These are important questions as our access to a worksite directly impacts our ability to drill your well. While every site...
by Hanna Landis | May 19, 2022 | Residential Water
Hard water buildup is a familiar challenge for residents who access drinking water from a well or aquifer. In Washington State, hard water is especially common as many towns and private homes utilize groundwater that is high in minerals. How do you prevent the...
by Hanna Landis | May 4, 2022 | Residential Water, Water Wells
There is a lot that goes into drilling a private water well. We’ve often shared the details of how to prepare your property, optimal well location, and WA State requirements. However, another common question is: how do you determine if there is groundwater available...
by Hanna Landis | Apr 7, 2022 | Health Tips, Residential Water
Owning a private water well helps reduce your water bill and avoid harsh chemicals in your drinking water. However, along with residential water well ownership comes the responsibility to maintain the purity and safety of your water. Managing your water’s safety means...
by Hanna Landis | Mar 24, 2022 | Health Tips, Residential Water
Hard water is caused by a buildup of certain minerals. These minerals, particularly magnesium and calcium, are more present in water in specific regions of the country. But hard water can also occur when your residence or public water supply comes from an aquifer....
by Hanna Landis | Mar 10, 2022 | Residential Water
The Department of Ecology estimates that there are thousands of abandoned wells in Washington State. These wells pose a potential hazard to wildlife, people, and the water supply when they are not properly decommissioned and sealed. Many parcels of land have a rich...
by Hanna Landis | Feb 24, 2022 | Energy
What if a building could give more to the environment than it takes away? Imagine a space where more energy is produced than used, water isn’t wasted, and every material used is non-toxic and equitably sourced. That is the goal of the Living Building Challenge, an...
by Hanna Landis | Jan 28, 2022 | Residential Water
You’ve probably heard references to hard and soft water and wondered which applies to your drinking water. Is it bad to have hard water vs soft water? Is there anything you can or should do to make your water better or safer? In this blog, we’ll unpack the difference...
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