Living Water Pump Service

12/29/2025

Happy New Year, the office will be closed Dec 31 - Jan 2. A tech will be on call. Wishing you all a safe and happy New Year!

12/23/2025

Our office will be closed Dec 24 - 26. Hope you all have a wonderful holiday

11/25/2025

10/07/2025

Proud to sponsor the B&G Pumpkin Patch for another year. Come out and get a pumpkin, face paint (by our own Jennifer alongside Rachel's Creations)and have some fun!

05/31/2025

We are experiencing issues with Century Link, if you cannot get ahold of us via phone please reach out using our website or email us at [email protected]

05/09/2025

It's that time of year again...spring runoff! And with it comes the appearance of tannins in some wells. Tannins are a natural organic material that can be the byproducts of nature’s fermentation process, created as water passes through soil and decaying vegetation. This can cause water to have a faint yellow to tea-like color, and can cause yellow staining on fabrics, fixtures, China and laundry. Tannins may give a tangy or tart aftertaste to water.
They may also cause water to have a musty or earthy odor.
Tannins are considered an aesthetic problem. While they may make water unappealing to drink and stain laundry, they present no health risk.
Tannins – also known as fulvic or humic acid – are more common in surface water supplies and shallow wells than in deep wells
Tannins create a light yellow to dark brown discoloration in the water. A simple test for tannins involves filling a clear
glass with water and letting it sit overnight. If the color settles to the bottom of the glass, the discoloration is most
likely caused by iron and/or manganese and not tannins. If the intensity of the color remains intact, it is most likely
caused by tannins. This test is not guaranteed and can be followed by a certified lab test to confirm the presence of tannins in your water.
Information provided by watersystemscouncil.org

01/17/2025

With the frigid temperatures coming in take steps to prevent freezing pipes. The Water Systems Council has a great informational pdf to help prevent water lines from freezing. https://www.watersystemscouncil.org/download/wellcare_information_sheets/maintaining_your_well_information_sheets/Protecting-Your-Pipes-and-Well-System-from-Freezing.pdf

12/20/2024

The office will be closed on Dec 24th and 25th, reopening on the 26th. We will have short hours on Dec 31, closing at 2pm and be closed on Jan 1. Happy Holidays!

11/27/2024

Winter tip as we get into the snowy season!

11/27/2024

The office will be closed tomorrow for Thanksgiving. A tech will be on call for emergencies. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!