Posted by Oconnor on September 04, 2015 at 09:28:26 from (166.216.130.186):
my property, has two, 2in wells side by side. the property was an old mobile home park that had 15 units, and now it just has one home on it. the original setup, is two wells, two pumps, feeding a 600 gallon pressurized tank that fed the 15 units. now days, one well head has been removed, and capped, and one well was functional till winter of 2012. im wanting to unhook all the 15 hookups n start over at the well, eliminating that huge tank, and installing a reg bladder tank n run black plastic underground to the home. i called a well repair company, and they give free estimates, so they are comming out in the morning to look at the well to see if what im thinking is possible. the question is, (and i know you cant see what im dealing with) which helps,, but what is a fair estimate if the well works,,,, to have them unhook that huge tank, install a bladder tank, and run a line which is a distance approx 200ft from the well to the home?
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