If I have two separate water heaters, how difficult would it be to connect my well to send water to only one of the water heaters? I only want to use well water for dishwasher, washing machine, and master shower, which is connected to one of my water heaters. The other one controls guest bathrooms and drinking water, which I do not need the well water for. Is it possible to connect to only one of the heaters without a huge ordeal?

Hi, I recently bought a home that has an aeration unit. The house sits on bedrock, so the unit was put in above ground with a fence around it. An external pump is used to move the waste to the aeration unit. Two days ago, the external pump kept tripping my breaker so I had a new one put in. I do not know if the pump was even working properly before tripping the breaker but likely was. I had the unit inspected today for the first time (required by state every quarter year). The inspector said that there is a leak in the tank. I am going to have it looked at by someone else, but feel that is a fast conclusion to come to. The aeration unit was last inspected a year ago this month (I reckon the sellers weren't living in house and didn't get it looked at). When the inspection occurs, chlorine tablets are placed in the unit. The tablets in the unit, according to the inspector, were not used. Therefore, this issue has been happening for at least a year. The water level was down as well. He claims that the fix is (at least) a new tank (but recommends replacing everything...new aerators, etc) and to put it underground. Is there a way to seal the leak to prevent spending ~8k on a new unit? Is this really my only option? Everything is frozen here and I can't really dig around it now to investigate for cracks, etc. I didn't like that it was above ground but planned to put some type of outside-grade concrete of some sort and then put dirt around it (it is fenced in) to at least get me by for some years. I don't think the pump has been broken the whole time, or is the reason for the lack of water in tank since I don't recall the unit overflowing other than one time when running washer and DW at the same time. The inspector said the water wouldn't be that low in the aeration tank since only about an inch would evaporate over the course of about a year. I've only been here 4 months and live alone though. Can anyone help? Thanks!