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For future use, to stop slight drips from fouling up your sweating of fittings, I will cram a bit of white bread into the line. That stops the water long enough to solder and then dissolves in the...

I would second the above. Do you have a hose bib at your well head to see if they are coming from your submersible? Ants are attracted to electrical current but that is necessarily separate from...

You mentioned that you have a hose connection coming off the well head before it goes to your house. Is this the hose that has the hot nozzle? What I am asking is to find out if the water is hot...

Yes, coming from the holding tank. That is why I wanted to know if the heat was coming from the supply line as it emerges from the casing, first. It doesn't make sense to me either.

I do not know what distances are involved, but the scenario of a problem with your pump sounds realistic. The initial water is from the line and your pressure tank while the water from your aquifer...

Can you tell me what part of Florida and the depth of your well, please.

I do not believe you can hook up a heat pump to any water heater. There are "Heat Pump Water Heaters" and I considered on for my house. However, my mechanical room was not big enough to accommodate...

I have no experience with that, but your leach field was designed around how easily your soil drains. Yours has failed. I saw a lot of that in Truckee, Ca in the early 80's. Everything worked in...

Have you done any work on your faucets? Do you let your cold water tap run for a few minutes to see if a cylinder was reversed?

I live in North Florida. BUT, external temperature is not the issue as much as the number of solar days. The rebate was Federal. The system cost $5,000, but $3,500 after rebate. Were I to buy the...

I have a solar hot water heater. I have an 80 gallon Rheem electric hot water tank that NEVER runs out of water. The temperature of the water at any given time is anywhere from 110° to 160° F,...

Your county building department has a map of your property. The builder had to show where he planned to put it to make sure it's location was OK

If you have a well, you probably also have a septic system. One thing you must check is whether your county has regulations as to how far removed from your septic system must be. If your county...

I have to ask, how large ids your house? I have a 2 ton Lennox for my 1600 sq foot house. I was just wondering if perhaps it was sized too large and it is "tired" of short cycling.

I have a submersible pump that is about 300 feet down and the well head is about 50' from the house. I have a "50 gal" bladder tank in my mechanical room. My house is "insulated concrete forms"...

That much I know. I can clear it. What I need to know is, "What is it?" Can it be that "black mold" that everyone is afraid of?