Residential Water
What to Do If Your Well Runs Dry

What to Do If Your Well Runs Dry

At the beginning of July, the Washington State Department of Ecology issued a drought advisory for the state. Not only did Washington experience the warmest May on record, but we also had an unusually dry spring and early summer. By July, most streamflows were...

Groundwater: What it is and Why it Matters

Groundwater: What it is and Why it Matters

Have you ever wondered where your drinking water comes from? The answer is the ground if you use a private well for your water. In fact, approximately 50% of the US population depends on groundwater for drinking water. The rest of us are also impacted by this...

3 Reasons to Get a Well Inspection

3 Reasons to Get a Well Inspection

In the current real estate market, homes are selling almost faster than they can be inspected. Competition is driving new homeowners to accept properties “as is” so they don’t miss out on owning a home. When it comes to buying a property with a well, taking time to...

5 Things to Know Before Drilling a Well

5 Things to Know Before Drilling a Well

More than 43 million Americans (roughly 15% of the population) use private water wells as their main source of drinking water. Wells are an excellent resource for clean drinking water, irrigation in rural areas, and more. Before drilling a well on your property,...

5 Ways to Prevent Hard Water Buildup

5 Ways to Prevent Hard Water Buildup

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...