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As the coldest weather of the year approaches, this winter season is the ideal time to check in on your well water system. While Northern Florida residents may not experience heavy snowfall during winter, outdoor air temperatures and ground temperatures can drop substantially. Do you know how cold weather can negatively affect your private well? If your well pump and pipes experience freezing or below-freezing temperatures, your system can become subject to severe…Keep Reading

If you’re a homeowner in North Florida and your property has a well water system, you might experience certain well problems come winter. Private wells are typically drilled or bored deep into the earth, below the frost line, which averages 32-48 inches. Among the two most popular types of well pumps used are deep well pumps, which are located close to the bottom of the water well, and jet pump, which draws water…Keep Reading

Cold temperatures and winter weather are notorious for causing problems for homeowners. This is particularly common in states that receive snowfall, but it’s also true for North Florida residents. Florida usually experiences light frosts during the winter, when the temperature doesn’t fall too far below freezing for long. For homeowners or business owners who rely on a private well to provide their property with high-quality water, cold weather can create complications that may…Keep Reading

Among homeowners in North Florida who live outside of city limits and those who choose against using city water utilities, one of the most common complaints is a lack of water pressure. While living outside of the hustle and bustle of the city offers several advantages, like quiet living and privacy, there can also be certain disadvantages to be aware of, such as inadequate well pressure, continually running water pump, and high utility…Keep Reading

If you have a private water well and notice issues with your well-pump pressure tank, you should take some time to investigate the problem further. Your well pump and well pressure tank can stop functioning properly for a wide range of reasons, but the most common reason your well pressure tank could feel empty is a lack of adequate water. Your well-pressure tank should feel empty at the top of the tank, as…Keep Reading