Problems with Your Well? | Get Water Solutions | Well Manager

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Web Name: Problems with Your Well? | Get Water Solutions | Well Manager

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GOT WATERISSUES? WE’VE GOT SOLUTIONS. BROWSE PRODUCTS Well Systems We improve well water pressure and yield and have well water storage solutions. A steady supply of running water is something we often take for granted — until we don’t have it. If there are times when no water comes out of your tap, or the water pressure is very low, we can help you with clean, green alternatives to fracking.Provides the water you need, when you need itTank meets FDA regulations for potable waterVersatile fit optionsSimple installationMaintains consistent water pressure, protects wellElectric fill shut off with meter to set fill rateEasy to install and service – manual includedDelivers consistent pressurePump contains no brassLow water cutoff protects pressure / delivery pumpConsistent water pressure delivered at 50-70 psi at 10 GPMCan be used with water treatment equipmentLow-cost solutionNo permit neededComplete preassembled system, quick installationWater Management Solutions for Well WaterThose who have well water systems often consult a well drilling contractor when they have no water, thinking that they need 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 pressure tank when you start using water. When the pressure tank is 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 is not collected into your home’s reservoir. Well Manager® allows you to take advantage of all the water your well is capable of producing by adjusting the pump controller so that it continues to collect and store water even while the water in your home is not in use. This provides you with a surplus of water to keep up with the demands of your lifestyle.Don’t believe those who tell you your pressure storage tank is too small. Lesser providers may try to sell you a large storage tank buried in the ground controlled by a float. However, these systems may actually damage your well by over-pumping it. Our well management systems work with smaller tanks and are designed to prevent over-pumping, keeping your system in perfect working order while providing and managing the amount of water you need for normal domestic use.Water Solutions for City WaterEven those who use city water may sometimes experience issues with water pressure and volume. This is especially common for customers who are at the end of the line for their water system. Many people will turn to a plumber for help, 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 a plumber — you need innovative well management solutions.A MuniBoost pump system may be the answer to your pressure and volume problem. Our ConstaBoost™ family of products allows city water customers to overcome issues with low water pressure, volume, or intermittent service.Emergency Shower/Eyewash SolutionsDo you need emergency showers or eyewash stations for a job site that does not have a water source? Call us today about our easy-to-use, preassembled, ANSI-compliant eyewash and shower systems.If you are searching for water solutions, contact Well Manager today to learn how we guarantee to solve your water issues and make your daily life run more smoothly.Well Development: Offering Clean, Renewable Alternatives to Residential Water Well FrackingWell development may be necessary to maximize the yield of the well and optimize filter capacity of the gravel. Well rehabilitation of drilled or dug wells become necessary if operating wells fail to provide adequate water quantity or quality as the well becomes contaminated or clogged via natural processes or as a result of emergencies.Hydraulic fracturing (referred to as hydrofracturing or hydrofracking) is a process used to increase the flow of water into a well, usually applied to ones that are low-yielding. It involves injecting high-pressure water via the drilled well into the surrounding rock formation. Since this may compromise the structural integrity of your water well and makeup of potable water that eventually comes out of the taps, Well Manager offers green solutions instead of fracking. Our renewable alternatives for your residential well water ensure your system works safely and at high-efficiency.Contact Well Manager for Well Water Solutions Today!For more information about all of our well water management solutions we utilize instead of fracking and hydraulic fracturing, or our well manager products (including RO Repressurization systems), contact Well Manager today!Proudly Made in the USA!“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 JERSEYBackground: A large home under ten years old. Wells in the neighborhood were suffering.“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 NEW JERSEYBackground: Tom lives in an area notorious for poor wells. The neighbors run out if they are not careful.“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, NEW YORKBackground: Chris called as he was getting ready to build a house in an area of Quebec where the odds of getting a good well were poor.“The Well Manager has been fantastic. When we drilled our well we only got about 2.5 gallons/minute at 400 feet. Since we knew that 2.5 gallons/minute was more than enough for the Well Manager, we didn’t have to keep drilling or frack, which would have been expensive options. Our driller thought we were crazy because he didn’t know how the Well Manager worked. We have been more than happy with the result. The Well Manager keeps us well stocked with water, we never run out, even at Christmas when the house is full of guests and family. A secondary benefit is that the water pressure throughout the house is just like city water. Our plumber remarked at how good our pressure was as he wasn’t used to that in our area. We easily run two showers at once, and no one gets the cold shock when someone flushes the toilet during a shower. A tertiary benefit is that when the power goes out for a long time, as sometimes happens where we are, we have water.I would never put another well in without a Well Manager.Cheers!”CHRISTOPHER STONE, QUEBEC, CANADAIt is going on the 2nd week since my Well Watcher has been installed, and it is definitely working as advertised. Due to a past earthquake in the area and two new neighbors that built homes next door, the output and static level of my well became severely diminished. The Well Watcher after installation took about two days to fill up the tank, but that was because in filling it the flow meter was as set low as possible at about 6 gals. per hour to prevent my well from running dry, and that is still my current setting. Yes, my well is terrible, but now my family of 4 has the ability to do the laundry, run the dishwasher, wash the car, and we no longer have to take Navy showers. This is all in one day without running out of water, and the Well Watcher will be full the next morning. I found the design to be well thought out, and the quality of workmanship of the unit is excellent. The installation I found, was mostly plug and play, plumb water from pressure tank to the Well Watcher with filters, plumb a bypass, plumb water out to the house, plug it in, flip the switches – done- then wait for the tank to fill, but I hired a plumber just to be safe. One more thing, the way the unit was shipped to prevent damage was really clever.TED, BUMPASS, VIRGINIA

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