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Great job

a starter question...why you put the perforated PVC all the way , i understand u want water in the pipe, but this only under the bedrock no fear of the pipe above that level will get contamination till the bed rock for example from the Bentonit [as a grout] injected to fill the gap between the wall of the hole and the casing pipe? let me now please rafi4072308721@gmail.com Greetings, Rafael

are you supposoed to cap the very end pipe or leave it open?

Hello, thanks for the video. Is there a link for the manufacturer of the lift station and the cost?

Where can I get a lift station as shown? Btw I'm in Missouri

My grandfather hand drove our well back in 1940, 70' deep and hit a natural spring... it's the best tasting water in the area, others have deeper wells that smell like sulphur and taste horrible.

I question the grouting the whole well here is why. In many areas you must drill a large pocket below the water sand. If you grout down to the gravel pack in these cases you would be grouting off the watersand. My well here in WV the watersand was 35 feet but its low producing so the well itself is 105 feet this gives plenty of volume to make the well viable. Grouting the way you describe i wouldnt have any water. Here we install a surface casing to bedrock and grout the surface casing only. Then a 4 inch liner pipe is installed to bottom but not grouted then as you did the gravel is put in up over the screen. Anything below the bedrock will not contaminate the well and will be potable.so grouting past bedrock is a complete waste.

I was wondering what you do if you hit bad water at a shallower depth, but know from other local wells that the good water is deeper. How do you keep them from mingling?

Cur-Tech systems would be perfect for these lots I don't know if they re in Delaware though. Because in Martha's Vineyard people are burying them under the driveway since they are H-20 rated and getting more storage capacity without taking up any of the the buildable area.

Thank you for your video

Nice video. Its also possible to drill 4" borehole drilling without a big machine. This czcams.com/video/UvKsmuwSi9o/video.html shows how it works and animations show what happens in the ground. For example how to prevent the wall from collapsing etc.

I have a project that requires a submersible well pump to increase flow on temperature rise of a hard-wired remote senor. 208v 3ph, 2hp, 4 or 6 inch casing. I estimate a 100% duty cycle for 120 days, a 50% duty cycle for 120 days, idle for 120 days. Sub pump water to be returned to the ground via a well.

Nice very well done pun intended almost same procedures with my company was that a portadrill? I have had good luck with my speed stars and you know what I mean by luck If it can happen it will happen and the differences were we have to do 50' seals unless pre aproved with 6sack sand slurry also much larger diameter and depth1625' 18" Johnson 040 wire that's the deepest water well I have drilled off shore now that's some deep drilling 5 miles also one technical trick you can do I use on every well keeps me out of coming up short is run the casing in a32 to 37 viscosity run trim in the caseing cap the top pump out the trim and up the annulus once 27 vis. has been achieved gravel pack Keep it turning to the right my friend its a tough business but a honest living be safe

Do you ever drill well that overflow.. They all do here, as we are on a low plain, surrounded by hills. Usually our wells can lift the water 20-30 feet just on artesian pressure alone.

Just glue the joints of casing not threaded joints????

Nice vedio. What about the feed line to the house? Did i miss that?

Why doesn’t the hole you made just collapse. I dug an 8’ hole and that’s as deep,as I could go because the walls collapsed.

Pretty cool

how do you determine the drill site?

Hey man that's pretty sweet. I work as a junior well driller here in Michigan, and I really like your rig. I'm working my way into the business and would like to get something like that. Awesome video man, I already know how wells work but it's good to watch stuff like this that might give me a trick or two.

Do you have to mix the grout to a certain viscosity before you pump it to seal the hole? I think I remember years ago in New Mexico that grout had to meet something called a Marsh Funnel viscosity specification before you sealed hole to total depth.

Is a seal required on top of the gravel pack before you grout? In my line of work, we set piezometers for Geotechnical studies, and often I’ll require a few feet of hole plug on top of the filter sand to prevent mud/grout from getting to my filter sand - this may be overkill

Nice video, well thought-out and easy-to-follow thanks!

Hi how does the dirty water and mud don't get in the water under ground that we drink

Thanks for the video

How much does it cost to drill a well like this one in the video?

Did you use primer?

that is certainly not the completion of this well . what type of pump? i assume a submersible. how was the hp determined. what is the depth of the water table? i would like to have a closer look at that strainer and i can think of a few more questions that would have made this video a little more informative. otherwise, good show...

I am very surprised it didn't collapse in.

Great video ! Is it true that there is water between the aquifers and the ground surface. The reason I ask is our aquifers run between 180' to 220' I have been told that there is "Surface water" that can be used no lower that 100'. Does that make sense to you?

I bet his water tastes like shit! 😄 The neighbors septic tank up hill drains down hill!. Oh those are just minerals in the water! 😄 It's dangerous to drink well water it is untreated and has microscopic life in it parasites, bacteria, Don't drink the Water!

You don't have to put steel casing around the pvc?

I’ve done large production wells. The annular space is packed a little different. We use super sacs of gravel, sand and mix tons of cement. One thing you didn’t show is sterilization of the well

how much does it cost to install a 4400 tank including all labor, tools, and materials?

Thank you great videos! What soil types are not good for EZ Flow? We live in Northwest NJ a lot of shale,clay & different size rocks.

What do you do when you lose circulation? I am 120ft deep and my tiny well rig lost circulation

Great vid very informative I do have a question I live in va just on the east side of 95 and the plans I have call for trenches 120 inches deep can the ez drain be buried that deep

Great video. The pipe is 4”, what size is the hole? Also does the Bentonite not penetrate the well gravel and screen?

What certifications should a well company have if I am looking for a well company?

I LIVE IN MID SOUTH FLORIDA WHERE THE WATER TABLE CAN BE HIGH AT CERTAIN TIMES OF THE YEAR. SANDY SOIL, NO CLAY,. ABOUT HOW MUCH TOPSOIL IS NEEDED TO COVER THE EZ FLOW PRODUCT ?. FROM THE LOOKS OF THIS VIDEO, IT LOOKS LIKE YOU HAVE LESS THAN 1 FT OF TOPSOIL. PLEASE, IF YOU CAN ANSWER MY QUESTION I WOULD APPRECIATE IT...THANKS .

Just got my tank installed today! Hopefully I get many years out of the tank! My water pressure 100x better.

Florida puts out a list of licensed drillers and you must choose from the list.

How many feet can you be from a neighbors well? What could happen if you are let's say 10 feet away from another well?

Is it a open holed drill to the bottom and no casing? Is there no danger of cave in before the well casing goes in? Is the ground conditions that hard all the way down? Interesting video

Good Evening - I live in a residential neighborhood constructed in 1970. At that time there were no public sewer lines in the neighborhood. All homes at that time had septic tanks buried it their front yard. Around 1977, the township put in a public sewer line and everyone in the neighborhood hooked into it. All septic tanks were left in the ground. I want to have a well drilled in my backyard but the only access is through the front yard and over the part of the front yard where the unused septic tank is located. My concern is that the extremely heavy drilling equipment with cause the unused septic tank in my front yard to collapse, potentally resulting in damage to the drilling truck. My question for you is whether there is well drilling equipment, including trucks, that are light enough to avoid crushing my front yard?

What prevents the well sides from collapsing when you extract the drill bill, and before you get the well casing dropped into the well? I'm assuming you never hit bed rock on this particular case.

Very interesting video, thanks for sharing. So what was the final cost to the customer for this job?

To think, when I was a kid we drank water from a hand dug well that was about 50 - 60 feet deep. Gravel driveway and 1,000 gallon underground heating oil tank less than 50 feet away

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