We specialize in the design, installation and service of various wells to suit your needs for any commercial or residential project.
Artesian Wells
An Artesian Well is a pumpless water source that uses pipes to allow underground water that is under pressure to rise to the surface. This type of well seems to defy gravity because the pressure that builds up between layers of rock gets relieved when the water finds a path to the open air. In addition, the water has been naturally filtered because it passes through porous rock as it seeps into the Earth to reach the aquifer, which is the underground water source.
Gravel Packed Wells
Gravel Packed Wells are drilled in sand and gravel overburden, and are constructed with custom fabricated stainless steel well screens. With a small test drilling rig, we can efficiently drill a series of small diameter test wells, and determine the optimum location for a high capacity production Gravel Packed Well.
Geothermal Wells
Geothermal Wells are wells that tap into the natural geothermal energy found beneath the Earth's crust. There are a number of different types which can be utilized in various ways.
How Does Geothermal Work?
The Closed Loop Heat Pump System consists of a series of pipes inserted into the earth. Water is circulated through this underground heat exchanger for the heat pump to absorb heat from the earth during the heating cycle. During the cooling cycle the opposite occurs. The circulating water cools the refrigerant of the heat pump and discharges the heat to the earth via the water to the underground heat exchanger.
In the Open Loop System, the heat is absorbed from well water in winter for heating and heat is discharged to the well water in summer during the cooling season.
Hydro-Fracking
Hydro-fracking is a process of pumping water to open new or existing water veins to increase water flow. This process establishes a water source for new wells and brings up water production in old or dried up wells. If a well makes little or no water, we can increase the flow rate about 98% of the time.
In Hydro-fracking, he pump is removed from the well and the depth is of the well is measured. Casing and static water levels are measured. The packer is installed approximately 40' below the well casing.