Five pressure tanks were replaced on a shared well and I was informed by the well technician who did the work "there was a lot of sand in the old tanks". The control box was also replaced. I know the pump is next but my question now is:
Should the 5 homes on the shared well be checking their plumbing for sand clogs and where would they start checking to determine if any sand got into their plumbing system?
Two homes have Water Softeners and three have RO Systems under the kitchen sink. None of the homes have a full house water filtering system to my knowledge. Two homes are uphill from the well, two are fairly level with it and one is downhill of the well.
Any imput you have about these situations will be appreciated. Thank You.
Should the 5 homes on the shared well be checking their plumbing for sand clogs and where would they start checking to determine if any sand got into their plumbing system?
Two homes have Water Softeners and three have RO Systems under the kitchen sink. None of the homes have a full house water filtering system to my knowledge. Two homes are uphill from the well, two are fairly level with it and one is downhill of the well.
Any imput you have about these situations will be appreciated. Thank You.