Why Secondwind Water Systems is the Premier Operator Choice for Public Water Systems in NHWe know water so you don’t have to When it comes to managing your public water supply in New Hampshire, choosing the right water systems operator is crucial for ensuring the delivery of clean, safe drinking water to your community. Secondwind…
While chlorine injection is essential for disinfection, your water may have higher levels of chlorine than your needs, drinking or equipment.
Your public water system operator is the difference between a devastating financial loss and business as usual.
Private wells are the source of drinking water for most New Hampshire residents but they do not fall under the laws for PFAS in drinking water.
Public water systems in NH have requirements for providing safe water to consumers. We are happy to help you with water quality management. Contact us today!
Lead in school drinking water continues to be a challenge for New Hampshire. NH school testing results in 2019 showed the majority of reporting schools (85%) found lead levels over 1 part per billion in one or more locations, with a number of schools reporting lead levels more than 15 times higher than recommended.
Owning a Public Water System (PWS) requires more than simply taking water samples and complying with state and federal requirements. A PWS, like any mechanical system, needs ongoing monitoring, maintenance and management.
Are You Prepared To Meet New NH State Arsenic Standards At Your Public Water System? There are many different approaches to solving for this issue. In fact, there are as many approaches as there are different PWS because each solution, in order to be truly effective, must be customized to the site. Future Maximum Contaminant Level Compliance…
Commercial Remote Monitoring As a Secondwind commercial water treatment customer, you place a lot of value in the quality of your water. You’ve invested in our water treatment equipment for your own particular needs, whether it be great tasting beer, clean molds for your chocolates, sanitized medical equipment, or proper humidification, to name just a…
NH Takes National Lead on Arsenic and PFAS MCLs MCLs are Maximum Contaminant Levels standards put in place by the United States Environmental Protection Agency. An MCL is the legal threshold for the amount of a substance that is allowed in public water systems under the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA). The limit is usually expressed as a concentration in milligrams…