How Pressure Tanks work in your Home’s Water Supply System
By Mark J. Donovan
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| Mark Donovan of HomeAdditionPlus.com discusses pressure tanks and private well systems in this video.
Pressure tanks provide three main functions. First they provide a constant water pressure to your home’s water supply. Second, they help to extend the life of the submersible well pump, and third they act as a water reservoir for your home. Determining if your private well systems pressure tank has failed is as easy as a couple of taps on the top and bottom of the tank. If there is a deep thud sound both top and bottom, then a new pressure tank is in need. |
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