Well Water Information & Maintenance
Explore our current blog posts, videos, and links for tips on well maintenance and common well water concerns.
Well Water Info
How To Find Out Your Well's Yield (GPM)?
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Surviving Spring Snowmelt in Your Low Water Pressure Well: Keeping Contamination at Bay
Stop Seasonal Pressure Swings: Tips from Well Manager for Year-Round Well Water Stability
Well Water Issues: Understanding the Differences Between Yield, Flow Rate and Pressure
Well Owner Resources & Education
Well Owner Websites
- Well Maintenance and Safety: wellowners.org
- National Groundwater Association → NGWA.org
- Education + Resources for Private Wells → EPA.gov/privatewells
Water News & Advocacy Accounts
- Water Education Foundation
- NJ Conservation Foundation
- Groundwater Foundation
- Water Research Foundation
- Project WET Foundations
Tools for Saving Water
- WaterCalculator.org → Determine your water footeprint & see where you can cut back.
- MyTapScore → Easy at home water testing
- Flume Water App & Water Sensor → Monitor Indoor & Outdoor Leaks
- Hydrawise → Smart Irrigation Control
Best Podcasts About Groundwater & Water Management
- Empowering Pumps & Equipment Podcast
- Industry Insights & Solutions
- Project Groundwater
- Groundwater Management & Sustainability Solutions
- Waterloop
- Groundwater Policy & Conservation
- The Water Values Podcast
- Legal & Infrastructure Discussions
- The Water Values Podcast
- Legal & Infrastructure Discussions
- H2O Radio
- Water News & Storytelling
Identifying Low-Yield Wells
Not sure if your well is struggling to keep up? Learn how to spot the signs of a low-yield well, including reduced pressure, frequent pump cycling, and long recovery times. Understanding these symptoms can help you take action before your well runs dry.
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