Water Well Systems
Well Drilling
The process of drilling a well starts with a site visit, where we will meet you in person and pick out the best location for a well on your property.
When the well is ready to be drilled, a crew, including a licensed master driller, will arrive with a drill rig and a second truck that supplies water for the drilling process. When they drill through the overburden and reach bedrock, the crew will set casing in the well, which is a piece of pipe that keeps the soil from collapsing in.
From then on, the team will drill through rock, hoping to find fissures, which would supply water to the well. Here is where the process of drilling may potentially become complicated; we can't know for sure until we're drilling whether or not your well will have a good flow. We generally have good luck hitting adequate water within three hundred feet, but if we go deeper and still don't hit water, we can transition you over to a process called hydrofracture to hopefully boost the well's water output.
Pump Systems
After the drilling process is complete and you're ready to get water to supply your home, our pump crew will come out to your property and run pipe from the well head to the location of where your tank will be. Then they will lower a half horsepower pump into your well, but the pump size can be changed depending on your personal request or to best utilize the depth and flow of the well. Once the outdoor connections are made, our team will set up a fiberglass tank for water storage in your home, and the job will be complete!