P.O. Box 2039 Lubbock, TX 79408 
(800) 457-2096
When it comes to water well rehabilitation, the number of available treatment options can feel overwhelming. Contractors and system owners are often faced with important questions: Which product should I use? Do I need more than one treatment? How much…
Discovering animals or insects in your water well is more than unpleasant—it’s a serious contamination risk. Dead or living organisms can introduce harmful bacteria, parasites, and organic debris that compromise water safety and quality. The good news is that wells…
If you own or manage a water well, you’ve probably been told that chlorine shock is the solution to bacterial problems. Chlorine is widely used, inexpensive, and effective against many free‑floating (planktonic) microorganisms. Yet many well owners are frustrated to find that…
Understanding the Chemistry Behind Cleaner, Healthier Wells When it comes to treating water wells or maintaining optimal flow and efficiency, pH is one of the most critical yet often overlooked factors. Whether you’re using a liquid descaler, a disinfectant, or…
When a water well starts producing less water, it’s often a sign of mineral buildup, biological growth, or plugging in the aquifer formation. That’s when well rehabilitation becomes necessary — and one of the first questions well owners ask is:“How…
If your water test came back positive for coliform bacteria, don’t panic—you’re definitely not the only one. Thousands of well owners deal with this every year, and most try the same “quick fixes” that don’t actually solve the problem. The…