Posted by VaTom on March 11, 2008 at 04:45:43 from (216.12.124.38):
In Reply to: Re: O/T new well posted by T_Bone on March 11, 2008 at 00:58:42:
Hey T_Bone,
The only reason I'd guess for setting the pump so high was that the geology was really crumbly and the driller expected large amounts of debris. Exactly what Roy's getting.
Around here, when there's too much grit during drilling the driller will move elsewhere. Most everybody here has some, the question is how much. I didn't bother with a filter until I got tired of cleaning the clothes washer screens.
Our health dept. has been trying to get all drillers to use bentonite instead of concrete for casing sealing. Works better. We have a 20' casing minimum where drilling through bedrock.
Here, any change in the well water from a recent rain means it's not sealed adequately. Ground water will always have coliform.
You're absolutely correct, Roy's overdue to call the driller and ask. Hard to say what's normal for his area, but it sure isn't anything I'd want to live with.
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