FAQs

Water well drilling involves creating a borehole in the ground to access underground water sources. The process includes installing a casing and screen to protect the well and ensure a clean, consistent water supply.

A comprehensive site evaluation is conducted to assess water availability, accessibility, and compliance with local regulations. The feasibility of well drilling is determined by factors such as geological conditions, soil composition, and the size of your property.

In most jurisdictions, permits are required before well drilling can commence. Our team is equipped to assist you with all necessary documentation and regulatory approvals.

Well depth is determined by various factors including your specific location, geological conditions, and water table levels. For residential properties, wells typically range from 100-700 feet in depth.

The duration of the drilling process typically ranges from 1 to 3 days, depending on soil conditions, weather factors, and the required depth of the well.

The cost of well drilling varies based on factors such as depth, casing size, location, and expected water yield. We offer complimentary estimates following a thorough site assessment.

To ensure safe and efficient operation, water wells require periodic inspections, water quality testing, and pump maintenance. We recommend scheduling annual checkups for optimal performance.

Well water can be used for drinking purposes after proper testing. We advise conducting tests for bacteria, minerals, and potential contaminants to verify that the water meets all applicable health standards.

The appropriate pump type is determined by factors such as well depth and water usage requirements. Shallow wells often utilize jet pumps, while deeper wells typically require submersible pumps. Our team can provide expert recommendations based on your specific system needs.

A well that is properly constructed and regularly maintained can remain functional for 30 to 50 years or more. However, certain components such as pumps may require replacement every 10 to 15 years.