The Warning Signs That Show You Need To Replace Your Submersible Pump
Read more about checking on your home’s submersible pump system for potential replacement.
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What Are the Three Types of Wells?
Many people take having fresh, clean water for granted, but an effective well system deserves much of the credit. CT well water systems tend to take one of three different forms: drilled wells, driven wells, and dug wells. The following is an overview of these three important well types: 1. Drilled Wells Drilled wells are the most […]
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The Well Owner’s Guide to Hurricane Season
With the beginning of summer comes the beginning of hurricane season, which runs from June 1st to November 30th. As of right now, the experts are predicting 13 total storms, six of which are hurricanes, and two of which are forecasted to be major hurricanes. Since it only takes one storm to destroy an entire […]
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FAQs About Power Outages and Your Private Well in CT
Relying on well water as your home’s water source is usually a blessing: the water is fresh and tastes delicious. However, if the electricity goes out, you have to proceed with caution. Here is a look at the answers to the most common questions we get about Connecticut private wells and power outages. If power […]
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Well Pumps Explained
A CT well water system is pretty simple at first glance—it contains the well where the water is stored and a piping system to get the water into your home. But at the core of it all is the well pump. Here is a closer look what a well pump actually does, and the different […]
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Preparing Your CT Well Water for Emergencies and Disasters
Whether it’s a hurricane, a thunderstorm, or something else, when disaster strikes, being prepared can be the difference between life and death. When you rely on your well as a water source, planning ahead and taking extra precautions is even more important. Here are the steps you need to follow in Connecticut to make sure […]
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What to Do About Your CT Well Water When a Drought Hits
Groundwater is the source of your well water in Connecticut, so when the amount of rainfall is decreased, so is the supply of water to your well. A drought can last for a few months or years, so it is crucial that you know how to handle one when it hits. Once the groundwater has […]
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How To Handle a Flooded Well in CT
When a flood hits, your well water is in danger. Most floods carry a vast amount of contaminants and pollutants, and if they infiltrate your well water, your family’s health is at risk. Important Advisories to Follow As soon as the flood has dissipated, it can be tempting to use your well water, but that […]
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Iron Bacteria In CT Well Water: What You Need to Know
There are a lot of substances that can infiltrate your well water, and one of the most alarming can be iron bacteria. The good news is that even though it looks harmful and it makes your water smell and taste terrible, it doesn’t pose serious health risks. Here are the details you need to know […]
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Water Radon Systems in CT Keep Your Well Water Pure
Radon is a radioactive gas that has no taste, color, or odor. But if it ends up in your well water, it can be deadly. Unfortunately, radon concentrations are especially high in Connecticut, and the only way to know for sure if your well water is affected is to get it tested. Once we have […]
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Your Connecticut Well Maintenance Plan
Your well is an investment in your home, and it should be treated as such. Performing annual well maintenance is the only way to ensure that your well is operating at its best. Here is a look at the well inspections, well water testing, and well water treatments that you should be completing—or hiring a […]
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Sump Pumps To Keep Your Basement Dry
Greco & Haines offers a wide range of sump pumping products and services. We work with you to help you select the most appropriate system for your particular situation. Whether that’s a portable sump pump with a garden hose, replacement of your existing system, or a complete newly installed sump pump, we have the right system to match your needs and budget.