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What Is a Constant Pressure Well System — And Do You Need One?
If you've ever noticed your shower pressure drop the moment someone turns on a faucet in another room, you've experienced the most common complaint about traditional well systems. A constant pressure system solves that problem completely. Here's how it works and whether it's worth adding to your home. How a Traditional Well System Works In a standard well system, your pump runs at full speed whenever it's on. A pressure tank stores pressurized water and a pressure switch controls when the pump kicks on and off — typically between 40... Read more...
Submersible Well Pump vs. Shallow Well Pump — Which One Do You Need?
One of the most common questions we get is simple: "What kind of pump do I need?" The answer usually comes down to one thing — how deep your well is. Here's a straightforward breakdown to help you figure it out. What Is a Shallow Well Pump? A shallow well jet pump sits above ground — typically in your basement, utility room, or a pump house — and pulls water up from the well using suction. Think of it like a straw: the pump creates a vacuum and atmospheric pressure... Read more...
How to Choose the Right Submersible Well Pump for Your Home
Replacing or installing a submersible well pump is one of the more significant investments a homeowner can make in their water system. Buy the wrong one and you're either sending it back or dealing with a pump that doesn't perform. This guide walks you through exactly what to look for so you get it right the first time. Step 1: Measure Your Well Depth The first thing you need to know is how deep your well is. This determines how much "head" your pump needs to overcome — essentially how... Read more...