Which conditions or situations should prompt well water testing and how often should you test your well water? The answers depend on the location of your well and the dynamic environment around and within your home.
There are other telltale signs of the most-common four types of iron in well water. All four types of iron cause staining, metallic taste, and fouling of pipes and plumbing.
Protect your water treatment system and water quality by regularly changing and disinfecting your water filter. Find out ‘how to’ in this post.
This post examines the history of the Safe Drinking Water Act, how it and safe drinking water standards have evolved over the years, and how Secondwind Water both meets and surpasses the regulations the EPA sets forth.
If you have a whole house water filtration system, harmful impurities don’t make it out of the tap.
Radon in well water is a naturally occurring danger. The gas potentially occurs in both the air and drinking water of your home. Secondwind Water Systems offers free water tests for radon contamination in well water for New Hampshire residents.
Not everyone is aware, but depending on where you live in New Hampshire, high levels of uranium may be present in your well water.
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