Water Treatment in Rowland, PA
Nestled along the scenic Delaware River in Pike County, Rowland is a small community where private wells draw from groundwater influenced by the surrounding Pocono Mountains. Understanding the unique geological makeup and local water sources is crucial for Rowland residents to ensure optimal water quality and address common hard water issues and other potential contaminants.
- ZIP
- 18457
- Nearest Water
- Delaware River
- Typical Hardness
- 15-25 gpg
- Geology
- glacial till over Catskill Formation sandstone and shale
What We See in Rowland Wells
Many homes in Rowland draw well water directly from aquifers influenced by the Delaware River and its tributaries, often leading to hard water with high mineral content that can cause scaling and appliance wear.
The geology of Rowland, characterized by glacial till over Catskill Formation sandstone and shale, frequently results in well water with a naturally low pH, which can contribute to pinhole leaks and corrosion in copper plumbing.
Iron and manganese are common in the groundwater around Rowland, often causing reddish-brown staining on fixtures and laundry, and sometimes imparting a metallic taste or odor to the water.
Rowland sits near Shohola, Lackawaxen, Dingman Township — we cover all of them with the same local crew.