Explanation of Certain Water Quality Test Results Testing of water can be completed on over 250 chemical elements/derivatives, which would be cost-prohibitive
As a well owner, you are on your own, and the (possible accidental) Chief of your Own Water Supply (“COWS”😊). You are
This is one of our most frequently asked questions from our Members, as well as calls for well service repairs routinely. We
Have you ever been in a conversation, without really understanding what they meant, because of the “jargon”. It happens in many businesses,
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What Prospective Homebuyers Need to Know About Water Wells At the start of 2020, homebuyers were excited to finally purchase the home
When we realize - It’s NEVER a good time…It was the President’s Day weekend in 2016 – the coldest weekend of the
No water is no jokeOn April 1st, 2020 (no fooling!) at 2:30 PM, a Member from western Maryland called, upset that he
FOCUSED ON RESOLUTION….AND NOT COSTING A NICKELA Member called us at 5:30 PM on a Friday evening in February, anxious that he
It can happen to you. Anyplace, AnytimeA distraught, recently enrolled Member in Freeland Maryland called WelGard at 10:15 AM on New Year’s Day
Why being prepared paid off for this WelGard® Member.A realtor studied carefully the WelGard Protection Plan for his clients, who purchased a house
WelGard® response saves the day (and weekend)One hot, humid Friday evening in Forest Hill, Maryland, during the summer of 2005, a WelGard
WelGard® cares, and wants to respond to 2 questions resulting from the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) concerns: 1. Are WelGard® benefits still available in
Is it really magic?We as WelGard professionals, are often told that what we do is "WelGard Magic", but is it really magic?
The 1 Thing You Need to Know about your HouseYou wouldn’t buy a house without having experts check out structural, mechanical and
Arsenic is a toxic chemical element that is unevenly distributed in the Earth’s crust in soil, rocks, and minerals. It occurs naturally
Or, If the well is outside during the winter, why doesn’t the water freeze? Update 12/27/22 The following post was written for
We get calls every day from those suddenly without water. You check the circuit breaker, check for leaks, and the water treatment
Are you digging a new well for your family’s water supply? How long will that take, and when can you confidently count
6 TIPS FOR WELL OWNERS DURING THE HURRICANE Weather is “active” in the southern Atlantic, and maybe several hurricanes will form. Florence
Many homeowners often ask how rain can affect their well water? Moderate snows in winter and an abundant rainfall in spring and
There is a lot of peace of mind that comes from being off the grid of the municipal water supply. Contamination of
What’s in Your Well and How Does It Work? Many WelGard® customers come to (and stay with) us precisely because the average
True Story: When the well runs dry? WDTN News reported last week that a community of residents in rural Ohio are all
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has water testing standards for 265 registered contaminants – a complex, laborious, and expensive battery of testing.
Pure water has no taste. It is not uncommon for clients to tell us their water tastes sweet or metallic or they
It’s a common misconception that rain has a direct impact on the amount of water in residential wells. Over 95% of rainfall
If you get your water from a well, it’s important to know how much it will cost you and your family over
Ever wonder what kind of a pump is bringing water from your well to the kitchen sink? If the pump went bad,
Many people will often lament all of the expenses that can come with homeownership. From appliances to major home systems to minor
If you’ve got a new well on your property, it’s easy to think you are set for a good long while. But
For the Mid Atlantic states, it won’t be long before cold weather, the increasing pace of holiday activities, and the need to