Drawing from the Well

The author signs off by reflecting on his six years writing for Water Well Journal.

Our industry owes it to our clients to improve what we give them for records.

Stay focused on your employees and stay informed while taking one day at a time.

Looking back on the sale of a company to its employees.

Stay alert, stay focused, and stay informed while taking one day at a time.

The customer deserves the best well possible in its geologic setting.

The columnist shares his series of questions to help detect the water problem.

Fully set and cured in 24 hours helps eliminate downtime.

It’s improved water quality on many wells and lowered water fouling and consumer costs.

The columnist looks back on the history of grouting domestic water wells.

Columnist encourages attending NGWA’s virtual Groundwater Week 2020.

Keeping them attractive and well maintained will enhance your reputation and your profitability.

Education is a dear teacher, so learn from these times.

Stand out and give that old-fashioned customer service that built many great businesses.

Consider a non-compete agreement for your business to remain profitable.

Part 2. Tips, safety, and use of hydraulic welders.

Part 1. Many factors go into a successful weld.

You set the tone for the direction of your business.