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Water Solutions for Well Water

Those who have well water systems often consult a well drilling contractor when they have no water, thinking that the only way they will be able to get the output they need is to have another well drilled. However, this is not typically the case. Even a well that recharges slowly can be made to meet the requirement of a busy family of four with the implementation of the Well Manager®. How is this possible?

A typical well will only refill the tank once you start using water, and as soon as it’s filled, the pump will turn off. That means that while you’re away at work during the day, your well is producing water, but it goes uncollected into your home’s reservoir. Well Manager® allows you to take advantage of all of the water that your well is capable of producing by adjusting the pump controller so that it can continue to collect and store water even while the water in your home is not in use, giving you a surplus of water which can keep up with the demands of your hectic lifestyle.

Don’t be deceived by companies or well drillers who try to tell you that your storage tank is too small. They may try to sell you a large storage tank that is controlled by a float, but these systems may actually damage your well by overpumping it. Not only can Well Manager® work with smaller tanks, but it is designed to prevent overpumping, keeping your system in perfect working order while still producing the amount of water you need.

“Before Well Manager we couldn’t run the dishwasher and the washer at the same time! Now we can shower, wash clothes, run the dishwasher and have plenty of water!! We even installed a sprinkler system for our lawn. This has been possible only with the Well Manager.”
JOHN E. WARREN, NORTHERN NJ;
“The main difference with the Well Manager is water pressure. We get more pressure with longer use of water from many outlets.”
JOE B. STEVENS, SOURLAND MOUNTAINS, NEW JERSEY:
“Before the Well Manager we had to schedule our showers, dishwasher and clothes washer to not interfere with each other. Any time we had quests we had to skip showers so that no one would be embarrassed when the water ran out. Now we go about our business as if we have city water.”
HANK STRAUSS, CENTRAL NEW JERSEY:
“Under heavy demand the well would run dry. The recharge rate is ½ gpm. The Well Manager provides all the water that we need daily and always has lots of extra water on hand. Our tanks are usually always full.”
THOMAS THOMPSON, BINGHAMTON, NY.
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