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Water Treatment & Filtration, Water Conditioning, Pumps, Pressure Tanks, Well Drilling & Repair & Sprinkler Systems

Location of the well
Numerous factors affect location and the cost of a water well. These factors include geological conditions, topography, location of driveways and other structures, plus local, state and federal regulations.  We have an enormous amount of data plus the intuitive experience to help locate your well on your property to maximize its delivery of water to your home or business.
Basically there are four important considerations for siting a water well:

1. Where there is ground water
2. Away from sources of contamination
3. Convenient to power and the building being supplied water
4. Accessible for drilling and pump installation

Correct water well design and casing installation is important to protect against contamination risks. Old and abandoned wells can pose particular risks and such wells must always be decommissioned and sealed by a professional.

When choosing a Well Driller, you should think about the following:

1.  Does the well driller have the proper licenses to construct wells in your area?   Are they properly insured?  If a driller contractor doesn't have the proper license or insurance, they probably aren't going to drill you a proper well.

2.   What kind of reputation have they built?  Ask around - if you are having a well drilled in the country, there are likely other neighbors who have had wells drilled too - most of them will be happy to tell you about their experiences with a well driller (good or bad).   Don't rely on just one opinion - the more people you ask, the more you will know and the better you will feel about your decision.

3.   Is the driller competitively priced?  Don't hire a well driller solely based on the fact that they gave you the cheapest estimate.  Try your best to compare Apples to Apples.  If you have several estimates that appear to be similar in the quantities used and quality of components, ask yourself why one contractor is 20% lower than the rest.  Drillers who don't value their work are less likely to value the quality of the work that they do for you.  Besides, it is in your best interest to hire a contractor who will be around if you have a problem or are in need of service.  There is a big difference between being "competitive" and being "cheap". 

4.   Talk to the well driller contractor that you are leaning towards hiring.  Ask them questions about the type of well they are proposing to drill and the type of pump system they would install.  Are there alternative options that may cost slightly more now but would better serve your needs or would make your system last longer?  Even if there aren't better options, you'll likely either develop a good relationship with the driller and feel good about hiring them or you may find that you are glad that you didn't hire them.  Most areas of the Country are served by good people who are also good well drillers - it is your job to make sure that you find that person in your area.

5.   Make sure you know what the well driller expects from you - are you going to need to clear trees, level a drilling site, pay a percentage down prior to starting, pay exactly when the job is done?  In many areas of the country, a well costs more than a vehicle (and in most cases - it should) - make sure you are able to meet your drillers expectations by asking the right questions.

6.   Can the driller meet your expectations?  Can they drill the well where you want and when you want?  Ask the right questions now so you don't have problems down the road.

7.  When making your final decision - think long-term.  Ideally, your well will last longer than your cabinets, carpeting and windows.  You'll never regret putting more money towards upgrading your source of water instead of putting it towards superficial items in your house.

• Is your drinking water safe, clear, odorless and delicious?
• Do your dishes come out sparkling clean?
• Is your laundry as soft as it can be?
• Are your fixtures, shower, sink and tubs spotless?
• Is your skin soft and your hair shiny and manageable?

We offer a full line of products, outstanding value, and prompt, dependable service to provide excellent water quality for drinking … for cooking … for cleaning … for life.

Household Water — Identify the Problem

• Spotty dishes/glassware
• Scale build-up on fixtures
• Blue-green stains
• Rust or black stains
• Shortened water heater life
• Dry, itchy scalp and skin
• Scratchy laundry

Drinking Water - Identify the Problem

• Bad taste/odor (chlorine, rotten egg, metallic)
• Cloudy water
• Water contaminant concerns (lead or other harmful impurities)

Find the solution with us! Call for a consultation.

Hard water is rough on your body and tough on all of your washable fabrics.

We offer the largest variety of superior water and water treatment products available for your home or business. These include but are not limited to water softeners, iron removal filters, water filters, reverse osmosis drinking water systems, and bottled water.

Compare the Benefits of Renting or Owning

Whether you rent or purchase, you will be able to take advantage of the following benefits…

Rental Benefits

• Low introductory offer* and affordable monthly rate, so it’s easy to get started.
• Choose from a variety of equipment to fit virtually any space and application.
• No maintenance or repair costs. Any and all service and repairs are included in the low monthly fee.
• No long-term contract required. Rent on a month-to-month agreement rather than a long-term contract.
• Opportunity to upgrade to innovative new products or services as they come along.
• Turnkey set-up and installation — delivered in just three working days.
• 24-hour emergency service on all products.

Purchase Benefits

• Full-Service Water Treatment Company.
• Licensed professional sales and installation.
• Outstanding product performance and durability.
• Adds equity, added value to the home.  
• Can be moved, if desired, to a future home and re-installed by us