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What you should know about water wells


How we get ground water
Potential threats to ground water
How to protect your water source
Drilling
Well Development
Yield Tests
Low-Yield Wells

How much water is needed?

Wisely planned, a dependable water well can supply all the water you need now and into the future. A rule of thumb is to allow between 75 to 150 gallons per person per day. You need to take into account the peak demand, for example when there may be extra guests for holidays and weekends. Outside use of water can pose much greater demands. You need to calculate the required well yield if your well is needed for additional water uses such as swimming pools, irrigation, fire protection, heating & cooling, etc.


Testing Water Quality
How much will it cost
Beware of Inexperienced Contractors
Water Well Contractor check list