Maine’s seller disclosure asks for the date of the last water test. In a second dry year, that date may not describe the water anymore. What partners should tell clients.
Extreme drought has reached the Midcoast. Here is how salt can creep into a coastal well, what sodium and chloride numbers mean, and when a test makes sense.
Well yield and water quality are two different tests measuring two different things. Here’s what Maine home inspectors and treatment providers should know before a low-producing well gets treated like
Maine’s second dry fall in a row is pushing well-replacement quotes toward $20,000. Here’s how to tell whether your well needs a driller or just a water test.
Maine drought means well work, and well work means shock chlorination. Why the first bacteria sample after a shock can read clean and mean nothing, and how partners collect a
On a private well, lead comes from your own plumbing, not the bedrock. A flushed sample hides it. Here is why the first draw is the one that answers the
