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The Importance of Well Chlorination in Western North Carolina

If you rely on a private well for your home’s water supply, keeping it safe and clean is a top priority. Over time, wells can become contaminated with bacteria, viruses, or other microorganisms that affect water quality. One of the most effective ways to protect your family’s health is through professional well chlorination. What Is Well Chlorination? Well chlorination, sometimes called shock chlorination, is the process of disinfecting your well and plumbing system using chlorine. This treatment eliminates harmful bacteria such as coliform and E. coli, which may enter your well through groundwater runoff, flooding, or a compromised well casing. Signs You May Need Well Chlorination Positive bacteria test in your water sample Strange taste or odor (sulfur or musty smells) Cloudy or discolored water Flooding near your well Recent well repair or pump replacement If any of these apply, it’s a good idea to schedule a well disinfection service right away. Why Professional Chlorination Matter...
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Septic Alarms – Your Early Warning System for Septic Issues

A septic alarm is one of the most important safeguards for your home’s septic system. It alerts you to potential problems—before they turn into costly repairs. At Case Water Systems, we install, repair, and maintain septic alarms throughout Western North Carolina, helping homeowners protect their property and avoid emergencies. Why Your Septic Alarm Matters Your septic alarm is connected to the pump tank and monitoring system. When the water level rises too high—often due to pump failure, clogs, or excessive water use—the alarm sounds to warn you before a backup occurs. This early warning gives you time to call a professional before wastewater reaches your home or yard. Common Causes for Septic Alarms to Go Off Pump Failure – Mechanical or electrical issues can stop your pump from removing wastewater. Power Outages – Loss of power means your pump can’t run, causing water levels to rise. Blockages – A clog in pipes or filters can restrict flow, triggering the alarm. Excessive Water Use ...
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Why Fall is the Best Time for Well & Water System Maintenance in WNC

As the leaves change across Western North Carolina, many homeowners are preparing for cooler weather. But did you know that fall is one of the best times to schedule well and water system maintenance? At Case Water Systems, we know how important clean, reliable water is for your home and family. Here’s why autumn is the perfect season to take care of your well, spring, or septic system: 1. Prevent Winter Breakdowns Cold weather can stress your well pump, pipes, and septic components. A fall inspection helps catch small issues before freezing temperatures cause costly repairs. 2. Safer Water for the Holidays With family gatherings and holiday meals, you’ll need dependable water. Fall is a great time to test for bacteria, iron, pH, and sediment to make sure your water is clean and safe. 3. Ideal Timing for Septic Care Septic alarms, riser installations, and inspections are easier to perform before the ground hardens in winter. This keeps your system accessible and reliable year-round. 4....
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