Denied a Well Permit?
Around our house, we have a saying: “Stay in your Lane”. We use it with one and other as a gentle reminder that we each have our own strengths and…
Haiti Water Project: What if?
What if? What if you woke up in the morning and had no job to go to and no prospect of a job unless some American decides they want to…
Infographic: Benefits of Having Your Own Private Water Supply (UK)
This awesome infographic by Dale's Water, a UK driller, is not only beautiful to look at, it is packed with information that even those of us here across the pond…
The History of Farming and Irrigation
Since the first plants were domesticated, irrigation has played a vital role in the development of agriculture worldwide. This cool infographic by Seametrics takes you on a whirlwind tour of…
Infographic: WellCheck℠ Well Inspection
The National Groundwater Association recommends all well owners have their well inspected annually. Although this is especially important for folks who drink their water and may face health risks from…
Miller Well Drilling on Porch.com!
About Porch.com via Tech Crunch: Porch is a Pinterest-like platform for home design and improvement that also connects you to professionals who can make the designs and reconstruction a reality…
Certified Water Systems and Managed WellCare
From Heating and Air companies to Car Dealerships, many service companies these days offer preventative maintenance programs that should extend the life of their customers' equipment. These programs often have…
Annual Well Inspections
The National Groundwater Association recommends that all well owners perform an annual inspection on their water system. A WellCheck will alert you of any immediate concerns, and performing it at…
A Better Way to Insulate Your WellHouse
Fiberglass batt or roll insulation is the most common winter protection we see in wellhouses. It is cheap, easy-to-install, and it's layers of fluff are well-known for their insulating properties.…
Project of the Week 11/13/14 | Jet to Submersible Conversion
Jet pumps are notoriously troublesome: They are noisy, inefficient, and unreliable. Their only redeeming qualities are that they are relatively cheap and easy to work on. Still, even for shallow…