As a homeowner, you’ve probably thought about protecting your house from leaks, flooding, and plumbing issues. But there’s one risk that often goes overlooked: backflow. Backflow occurs when water flows in the opposite direction of where it’s supposed to go, pulling potentially contaminated water back into your home’s clean water supply. During seasons of heavy rain, the chances of this happening can increase—making a backflow preventer an essential safeguard.
The Ins and Outs of a Backflow Preventer: A Powerful Product We Install
August 25th, 2025Well Pump Maintenance: The Importance of Inspections, Adjustments, and Cleaning
August 11th, 2025If you rely on a well pump for your water supply, maintaining it isn’t just a good idea—it’s essential. A well pump is the heart of your private water system, responsible for delivering clean water to your home or business. Just like any mechanical system, it undergoes wear and tear over time. Routine maintenance performed by a qualified professional can significantly extend the life of your pump, improve its efficiency, and prevent costly breakdowns.
Water Softeners: Everything You Need to Know About These Systems
July 28th, 2025Hard water is a common problem for homeowners across Washington State. It may not pose a health risk, but it can take a toll on your plumbing, appliances, and even your skin and hair. That’s where water softeners come in. Understanding how they work and why professional installation is important can help you protect your home and make smart decisions about your water quality.
5 Signs Your Well Pump Needs Professional Repair
July 14th, 2025A residential well pump is the heart of your home’s private water system, working tirelessly to supply water for drinking, bathing, and other daily tasks. But like any mechanical system, it can experience wear and tear over time.
Common Signs – Your Well Pump Needs Repair
- Low or fluctuating water pressure
- Air sputtering from faucets
- Strange noises from the pump or pipes
- Unexpectedly high electric bills
- Dirty, cloudy, or foul-smelling water
Catching early signs of trouble can help prevent complete pump failure and costly water interruptions. If you’re noticing any of the following issues, it may be time to call a professional for well repairs.
5 Essential Plumbing Tips for the Next Heatwave
June 23rd, 2025When a heatwave strikes, it can take a serious toll, not just on your comfort and energy bill, but on your home’s plumbing system as well. High temperatures can increase water usage, strain appliances, and contribute to waste if you’re not careful. Fortunately, a few smart plumbing strategies can help you conserve water, avoid problems, and stay cool when the temperature climbs. Here are five effective plumbing tips to help you beat the heat while protecting your home and saving resources.
Well Drilling in June: How Drilling a Well Is Different in the Summertime
June 9th, 2025For many homeowners, summer is the ideal time to take on home improvement projects, and well drilling is no exception. If you’re planning to drill a new water well this June, it’s important to understand how the summer season can affect the process and what you should do to prepare.
Work with our team to learn the ins and outs of well drilling in Rochester, WA.
A 7-Point Checklist to Consider Before Investing in Professional Well Drilling
May 26th, 2025If you live in a rural or remote area, having your own water well can be a reliable and sustainable way to access clean water. But well drilling is far more complex than just punching a hole in the ground. Before you call a professional, understanding the key elements of the process can help you make informed decisions and avoid costly mistakes. Here are seven crucial aspects of professional well drilling every homeowner should consider.
Professional Water Testing: A Great Choice for Homeowners
May 12th, 2025For millions of households across the country that rely on private wells, water quality isn’t just a matter of convenience—it’s a vital concern for health, safety, and peace of mind. Unlike municipal water systems, which are regulated and regularly tested by public agencies, private wells are the sole responsibility of the homeowner. That means ensuring your water is clean, safe, and free from contaminants falls entirely on your shoulders.
This is where professional water testing becomes not just beneficial, but essential.
Our team can provide fast and effective water testing. Then, we can design a water treatment system to install that will keep your water safe, clean, and drinkable for the foreseeable future.
Professional Well Decommissioning: Preserving the Environment
April 28th, 2025
When a water well has reached the end of its service life, simply abandoning it is not an option. Unused or improperly sealed wells pose serious threats to the environment, especially to local groundwater supplies that communities rely on for drinking, irrigation, and industry.
Professional well decommissioning plays a crucial role in protecting these valuable resources and the broader ecosystem for future generations.
The Wripli Water Monitor: A Safe Choice for Families
April 14th, 2025
Imagine having a well water specialist on hand 24/7 at home to alert you to any changes in things like flow rate, system errors, and total water usage. This is entirely possible with the use of a Wripli Water Monitoring system that’s installed by our team of experts.
This water monitor can detect subtle changes in your water, like leaks, and send you notifications on your smartphone or other smart devices so you can address them promptly. Down below, we’ll discuss some of the more convenient benefits of this system, but we’d like to recommend this system installation as part of a whole suite of services we offer for customers on well water that need to ensure things are safe and efficient.