Groundwater Treatment

Part II: Chemistry

Adam Hobson, In-Situ Inc.

Adding service plans for your customers can improve your business and doesn’t have to be overwhelming.

Michael P. Mormino, Enpress LLC

Chlorine’s use is extremely popular in the groundwater industry, but it is also often misused too.

Expanding into water treatment can do more than improve your business model.

A degree in microbiology isn’t necessary to become better equipped to battle biofilm issues.

Are we failing to maintain the well or did we construct the well poorly to begin with?

Educate yourself so you’re not caught off guard with common consumer questions.

Finding the right response takes knowing current and future plans for a water system.

Selecting the right water treatment technology for your customers’ needs.

Mike Hare, Heron Instruments Inc.

More than 500 attendees attended the NEWWA Expo, which has been held for more than 30 years in New England.

Water treatment continues to emerge as an option for groundwater contractors.

Part 3: Gas chlorination, ozone, and UV light

Part 2: Setting up a hypochlorination system

Industry veteran speaks on her experience in water treatment.

Testing for water quality tells a whole lot about a water system.