The Z-Team Blog

Does your residential well have hard water? It’s a common problem faced by many homeowners.

Does your well water almost appear carbonated when you draw it from the faucet? Tiny bubbles that disappear within a…

Imagine that your residential well pump is like the human heart, reliably pumping precious water out to where it’s needed,…

In Utah, water wells must be constructed in accordance with a variety of state-specified guidelines and restrictions.

Great tips on septic system maintenance for private wellowners.

Although some well water problems pose a greater risk than others, it’s important to have your residential well tested any…

If you have a private residential well in Utah or Wyoming, it’s important for you to learn more about how…

With Flint, Michigan, in mind, testing for lead in drinking water has become a high priority for many U.S. residents.

Got water? If not, you may need water well rehabilitation, or maybe even a brand-new well.

You know hard water is annoying, leaving unsightly spots everywhere, but is it dangerous to your health? Surprisingly, it can…

A commercial well is affected by groundwater flow, which can minimize the system’s overall power, including the well, loop and…

Whether you use a residential well, municipal well or both, you have to be able to spot signs of danger.