We always like to ask our community of customers “So, how’s your water at work?” People often think about the safety and purity of their water at home, but often assume that their water at work is of high quality as well. This simply just isn’t the case all the time. Secondwind Water Systems offers…
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Name: Laura Hassum Title at Secondwind: Customer Service Specialist & Scheduler How Long Have You Worked At Secondwind? 4 years What do you do at Secondwind? I schedule customer service appointments, learn about their water equipment issues, and walk them through issues they’re having at their home. I try to be a calm and reassuring voice…
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~ by Nathan Clark, Residential Water Specialist, CWS-I Radon gas is a naturally occurring danger, potentially occurring in both the air and water of your home. In this article, we’ll briefly address: what radon is; why it poses a danger; what levels are dangerous; how to reduce exposure to radon in water. 1) What…
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~ by RJ Brown, Residential Water Specialist Not everyone is aware, but depending on where you live in New Hampshire, high levels of Uranium may be present in your well water. Yes, Uranium! Secondwind Water Systems has been treating it for the last 15 years and it is one of our specialties. Uranium is an…
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Situation While performing routine sampling at Coach Run Condominiums our team of Licensed Secondwind Operators were surprised to experience a Coliform Bacteria hit. Coliform Bacteria is a serious issue not only because the water may be unsafe to drink but also because of the increased cost to the consumer for follow up testing, and potential…
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~ by Ernie Gauvin, Operations Manager Visit our Customer Center for more helpful information and answers to frequently asked questions. One of the most important maintenance and intervention tasks our customers should know how to do, is to put his or her system on bypass in case of a plumbing emergency. They don’t happen often,…
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~ by Steve Guercia, Commercial Sales Manager Commercial water treatment covers a wide range of applications. Some are obvious, like treating processed water in manufacturing or installing drinking water coolers. But some are not so obvious. Many facilities could lower maintenance and operating costs or extend the life of equipment with localized water treatment. Most…
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~ by Nathan Clark, Residential Water Specialist and CWS-1 Iron is the most common metal found in the universe, and comprises at least 5% of the earth‘s crust. It stands to reason that some of it will eventually be found in all the waters of earth, including your well water. This is particularly true if…
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Situation After years of crushing cars, gas and other substances leaked into the soil and water table. The leakage severely contaminated the water wells, some of which were drinking wells servicing over a dozen homes on the perimeter of the contaminated property. Approximately 10-15 homes were affected, including the home of the salvage yard owners…
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