Recent test results show your household water contains elevated levels of arsenic. What should you do? Don’t panic. There are several techniques for removing arsenic from your home’s water. What is Arsenic and Where Does it Come From? Arsenic is a naturally-occurring element found in soils and rocks. Overtime, as soils and rocks erode and…
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Sold! Your new home passed all structural inspections and water testing. Six months later, you notice a subtle change in the taste of your water. Should you test your water again? The key to understanding your water and how it affects your family is to test it; but under what condition and how often should…
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Each day your home comes alive in a familiar way—your coffee maker brews its first pot, your shower helps energize sleepy family members, and your bathroom faucet is ready for the morning routines. What isn’t familiar is the list of minerals or contaminants coursing through your water pipes and into your home. Whether your water…
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High Quality Water Treatment Extend sLife of Equipment Like any surgical center, Chelmsford Oral Surgery relies on sterile, clean equipment to provide their top-level care to their patients. This equipment is a significant investment, and must be processed and sterilized through an FDA approved sterile washer. Dr. Thomas Trowbridge called Secondwind Water Systems in to…
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Meet our Secondwind Pups! We like to joke that our pups are all water snobs because they have the best water in town. Water is key to keeping your dog safe and healthy during the dog days of August. They love water just as much as we do! [gap height=”30″]
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One of our Water Specialists was listening to NH Public Radio’s show, The Exchange, last week and heard this program, Mapping Cancer in NH, Part I. She thought that it would be a good piece to share with our community because it touches on the impact of poor water quality on the potential of contracting…
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According to the Department of Environmental Service, over the past 90 days, New Hampshire has received less than average rainfall ranging from a deficit of 3” to 6” across the state. Currently 49% of the state is experiencing abnormally dry conditions, while an additional 14% of the state has moved into moderate drought conditions. Check here for…
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Spring Water Treatment Tips & Information Spring has sprung and the fluctuations in temperature and additional water use that comes in the summer months could have an impact on your water treatment system. Here are five things to think about with the changing season. Condensation – That dripping off your equipment may not be a…
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Title at Secondwind: Water Specialist Class III What I do at Secondwind: As a former pastor, what I often tell people is that my job is to transform bad water into good…but I don’t walk on it afterwards. :-) My favorite aspect of working with the Secondwind Family is meeting new people every day in their…
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Guest Post by Amanda Grimes ~As a Beachbody coach, Amanda knows the importance of water to health. This knowledge is enhanced by also having grown up here at Secondwind, with many stints on staff. She just happens to be the daughter of our CEO, Christine Fletcher. We’re thrilled to have her contribute her knowledge and experience….…
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