More Water, Better Volume & Higher Pressure

A steady supply of running water is something we often take for granted until it stops flowing. Whether you have a well water system or you use city water, you may have times when no water comes out of the tap; or if it does, the water pressure may be very low. If this is a daily struggle for you or your family, it doesn’t have to be. Well Manager provides innovative water solutions to aid in a variety of situations.

Don’t let your water supply dictate how you live your life. Before you call a well driller, contact Well Manager to learn how you can have a steady supply of water all day long.

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WELL MANAGER

Guaranteed Results

Simple Installation

Protects Wells Against Over Pumping Damage

Protects Pumping Equipment from Dry Running

Environmentally Responsible

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CONSTABOOST FOR CITY

Provides consistent pressure & volume

Wall mount, little space required

Easy to service

Installs in minutes

Many flow ranges available

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CONSTABOOST FOR WELLS

Easy to install – manual included

Electric fill shut off with meter to set fill rate

Low water cut off protects delivery pump

Delivers consistent pressure

Pump contains no brass

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WELL WATCHER SYSTEM

Gives you the water you need, right when you need it

Maintains consistent water pressure

Simple installation and maintenance

Versatile fit options

Tank meets FDA regulations for potable water

CONSTABOOST FOR WELLS

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WELL WATCHER SYSTEM

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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.

Water Solutions for City Water

Even if you’re using city water, you may sometimes experience issues with water pressure. This is especially common for customers who are at the end of the line for their water system, such as at the top floor of a high-rise apartment complex. Many people will turn to a plumber for assistance, thinking that there must be an issue with their pipes. While clogged pipes may be responsible for some water flow issues, if the problem is recurring, you may need more than just a plumber. A booster pump system can give you the increase in performance you need so that you never have to experience a shower with weak pressure again. Our Herculan ConstaBoost™ might be just what you need to overcome issues with low water pressure or intermittent service. This is also available for residents using well water, but who are not constantly running out of water.

Not sure which one is right for you? Check out the charts below comparing the cost and benefits of each option.

Benefit Comparison of Possible Solutions to Low Yield Well
	Well Manager Systems	Herculan System	Cistern or Buried Tank	Drill a new well
Total Cost known before start	X	X	X
Run treatment equipment on low yield well	X	X	X
Improves performance of plumbing	X	X	X	?
Can deliver “consistent pressure” and adequate volume	X	X	X	?
Collect the output of multiple wells	X	X1	X
Provide retention time for water treatment	X	X	X
Install treatment equip. on system inlet	X2	X
Installs in hours – immediate results	X	X
Many people self install or with minor help	X	X
Can increase water clarity	X	X
Overcome interference between wells	X	X		?
Order for performance desired based on water you have	X	X
Water available In home if power fails	X	X
Installation requires no excavating	X	X
Installs and is serviceable in any weather	X	X
Protects stored water from groundwater contamination	X	X
Reduces amount of air drawn into the well	X	X
Gives visual indication of changes in water quality	X	X
Lets you see how much water you have	X	X
Based on engineered standardized design.	X	X
Service manual	X	X
Parts and tech help readily available	X	X
Factory backed warranty on entire package	X	X
Can limit amount withdrawn from well	X	X
Can collect more water – even in a drought	X	X
Protects Pressure Pump	X	X
Requires less water storage than job-built systems	X	X
Equipment for large systems goes through 24” doors	X	X
Guaranteed result	X
New well – do not need to drill as much storage	X
New well – a smaller pump can be used	X
Has overflow prevention system	X
Storage tank breather is filtered	X
Protects Well Pump	X
Gives you control of water resources	X
Protects well from damage caused by over pumping	X
Protects aquifer from contamination	X
Pump cycles adjust in length and frequency	X
A complete system can fit in Closet	X
Gives visual indication of changes in well yield	X
Can collect entire output of well without pumping it down	X
Works on wells 1/10th GPM or less	X
Adjust each connected well’s collection cycle	X
Increase water pressure and availability in one home on a community well or a well share		X	X
Notes: 1. Requires a pressure tank and pressure switch for each well. Well Manager requires neither. 2. Requires optional kit

Temporary Water Supply Solutions

Do you need emergency shower or eyewash stations for your job site that does not have access to a water source? We have easy-to-use, preassembled eyewash and shower systems that are ANSI compliant. Call us today for more information about our temporary water supply solutions.

If you are searching for water solutions, don’t turn to a well drilling contractor — contact Well Manager today to learn how we can make your daily life run more smoothly.

“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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