If you live in New Hampshire and use water from a bedrock well, your home’s water supply has about a one in five chance of containing at least a small amount of naturally occurring arsenic.
If you’ve seen the news recently you’re probably familiar with the term “fracking” as it’s related to oil exploration. A well-developed process that is less well known and talked about is hydrofracking, a process that can help homeowners to improve well water yield.
Everyone wants clean, quality drinking water. But if your home water comes from a well, it may have naturally occurring contaminants and other water quality issues.
When homeowners see a drop in their water pressure, they usually assume it’s mechanical. Maybe the pressure tank isn’t working, or the plumbing system is out of date, they think.
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