I did this very thing about 25 years ago, but I doubt if any of the pricing would apply now.
Does anyone know how much a well and running electricity to a mobile costs?
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Yep. I've found it helpful as I evaluate my profit to problem ratio these days...
I'm a big user of the Mesonet website for planting crops. It gives real time soil temps, etc.
Might shoot you a PM over the weekend as I continue to delve into the options...
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A few day old thread but I just had a well dug in East Norman, it was dug to 180 feet. The hole, casing and cap was $3100, then when they came out and dropped the pump, plumbing and electric into the well they billed another $2900. That included a 1hp pump, pressure tank, faucet and plumbing at the well. I don't think they hit anything other than typical clay, sandstone and shale, the normal stuff. They first hit water around half that depth, and it yields approx 30 GPM.
Thanks for all the answers everyone!
That 2900 included the pump and hook ups to your house? If not how much was that equipment?
That part included installing and hooking the pump up and making it operational. The pressure tank and small bit of plumbing is just sitting on the ground by the well, not hooked up to a house yet, elec is hooked up to a temporary meter on a pole about 50ft from the well, this is new construction so no house yet.
Only thing left which I assume a plumber and electrician will handle is moving pressure tank and plumbing inside to a utility room, and wiring the pump through the breaker panel once the electric is done.
Only thing left which I assume a plumber and electrician will handle is moving pressure tank and plumbing inside to a utility room, and wiring the pump through the breaker panel once the electric is done.
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