Let’s clarify this up front - there is an inflow from the water source below ground, whatever aquifer your well has tapped into. While you won’t receive adequate water pressure from water just flowing into the well, you will be...
For most wells up to 300 feet deep and under, it's actually quite easy for the typical well owner to change out their well pump. This is because you can handle the weight of the pump, wire and pipe by...
Well water pumps are essential for your rural home, animals and irrigation for plants. Submersible water pumps have a typical lifetime of 15-20 years of operation before you should expect to replace the pump. If you’re unprepared when the pump breaks...
Sizing a submersible pump for your well can sometimes seem like a daunting task as you may not be aware of the different factors to consider when doing research on a pump to purchase. Depending on the situation, some factors...
You’ll routinely run across what's called a “4 inch” submersible pump, referring to the diameter measurement of the pump. But the name is misleading. A “4 inch” submersible pump is actually around 3.85 inches in diameter, which allows the pump...
The answer to this question, much like a lot of other questions related to well pumps, depends on the stats of your well, mainly the total depth of the well. The depth of your well will determine what kind of...
