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Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that seeps into homes from the ground. It is colorless, odorless, and tasteless, which makes it almost impossible to detect without specialized equipment. Although it may be invisible, its effects are anything but....

More than 40% of New Hampshire homes rely on private wells for their drinking water. While well water offers independence from municipal systems, it also brings unique challenges. Without government oversight, the responsibility for ensuring water quality falls entirely on...

If your home relies on a private well for water, you already know that with independence comes responsibility. Unlike municipal systems that are treated, tested, and regulated, well water is your responsibility alone. While well water often tastes better and...

If you rely on a private well in New Hampshire, you may already be aware of common water concerns such as iron, radon, or arsenic. However, one of the most overlooked but highly important water quality issues is pH balance....

If your home relies on a private well for water, you may already be aware of risks like arsenic, iron, or bacteria. However, there is one silent danger that many homeowners overlook: radon in well water. While radon is more...

New Hampshire is known for its natural beauty—rolling hills, granite mountains, and crystal-clear lakes. However, when it comes to the safety and quality of your home’s water, looks can be deceiving. While water may appear clean, many private wells and...

In an age where more and more contaminants are being discovered in our water supply, ensuring your home has clean, safe water is no longer optional; it’s essential. One group of harmful chemicals that has drawn increasing attention over the...

Clean water is essential to every aspect of daily life, from the water you drink to the water you bathe in, cook with, and use to wash your clothes and dishes. Yet, many homeowners are unaware of what’s actually in...