Have you noticed some strange popping sounds coming from your bore pump while in operation? Well, the reason behind these strange sounds could be traced back to a cavitation problem. Simply put, cavitation is the generation of bubbles or cavities in liquid, produced in somewhat low pressure levels close to the impeller. When these bubbles implode or collapse, they elicit shock waves inside the bore pump, damaging the impeller and the pump housing.
If you have well water on your land, the water may occasionally absorb chemicals or toxins from the nearby area. Unfortunately, depending on which elements or compounds are passing through your pipes, your plumbing may be damaged, or you or your family may get very ill. Luckily, there is water testing to help you avoid unnecessary injury to yourself, your family or your property.
Wondering if you need to have your water tested?
Rainwater tanks are valuable in residential buildings and small agricultural operations. These assets will provide you with fresh and safe water for irrigation and general household chores. This will contribute to lower cumulative water expenses and to a healthier environment. If you want to purchase and install a rainwater harvesting system, you will need to prepare for the distribution. You will need a water pump to push the water from storage and to the plumbing system in your property.
