There are basically two types of faucets for outdoor use. The ones you typically see on the side of your house that come out from the wall and extend deep into a wall of the house, allowing it to be well insulated and warm past the plunger that is opened and closed...
To help new home owners understand the basics of their residential water well system, we have put together a pamphlet to educate new home owners. If you are a real estate agent and would like to request a set of pamphlets, we can get some sent out to you. Just give us...
We are offering a class at the Eastern Oklahoma County Technology Center for home owners and real estate agents assisting home owners in the transition to a water well system equipped home. The class will be held once a quarter. The next class is Tuesday, December 16,...
When that winter season sets upon us, it’s a good idea to review your strategy for keeping your water system running smoothly during those nights the temperature drops below freezing. You might be familiar with the commonly promoted strategies that...
If you rely on a private well for your drinking water supply, getting your water tested annually is crucial for detecting potential contamination issues. One of the main things labs test for is the presence of total coliform bacteria. What is Total Coliform? Total...
There are many benefits to owning a private water well, but those benefits do come with a good deal of responsibility as well. When you drill into an aquifer below the ground, it is a lot like owning property that is connected to a river or water way. You own it, but...
It often comes to pass that people who move into a new home are unfamiliar with where their water comes from. Unless you were raised around well water, you might be of the opinion that water comes from the kitchen faucet. The majority of the water we drink in the...
