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09/07/2026

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09/03/2026

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9/3/26 Drought Monitor Update
Drought conditions continue to get worse around the region.
The rainfall we received today will be inputted into next week's Drought Monitor.

09/03/2026

Ensure that your well delivers safe, clean water every day. Get an inspection and water testing from experienced professionals. Book now for peace of mind and protect your water supply today.

09/02/2026

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08/27/2026

Enjoy pure, great-tasting water at every tap with professional whole house water filtration and softener system installation. Protect your home from contaminants and experience softer water today.

08/20/2026

New drought update for Maine and I don't have to tell you the news is not good.

Limited rainfall last week has contributed to the expansion of moderate and severe drought. Nearly all of Maine is now at least abnormally dry or in level 1 drought.

Overall drier than average conditions are expected into the Fall with drought persisting as El Nino gets stronger and the southern jet stream dominates.

08/20/2026

Keep your water flowing strong! Expert water pump installation, repair, and maintenance for homes and businesses. Fast diagnostics, emergency service, and reliable solutions to restore your water system. Contact us today.

08/18/2026

Reliable service starts with showing up, communicating clearly, and getting the job done right. That’s the kind of experience that earns lasting trust.

08/13/2026

UPDATED DROUGHT MONITOR...

The lack of significant rainfall over the last six weeks means we are slipping back into drought. From the Portland area eastward through all of the Midcoast to Penobscot Bay, the drought is now considered severe. This matches up with what we've heard from many of you.

The foothills and mountains have picked up adequate rain; the drought is not currently a concern there.

For example, since July 1, only 1.61" of rain has fallen in Wiscasset. 5.49" of rain has fallen in Bethel.

It's not unusual to see such a difference in the summertime, as storms often weaken as they approach the coast. However, since we were teetering on the edge of drought six weeks ago, it was easier to slip back into it with below average rainfall.