It was close to $10,000 to dig the new well, it would suck if we couldn’t use it. They started the new well in another spot but hit Granite and couldn’t break through...that alone was a couple thousand and they had to fill it back in again and dig this one. I do live in Bigstone County...it’s earned it’s name.
Yes they are
That’s why my hubby drug his feet so long before we dug it. It could have quit working at any point.
Very understandable. I drag my feet over paying for anything over about 5 bucks.
How deep is the well? Here they are about $10/ft, not including casing, pump and wire of course.
Hi Sue! We just got the kids down. I was hoping they were naughty today so it was easier to walk out the door...they are not disappointing me!!
We are using the well. I just buy water. It says it’s safe to shower in and wash clothes just not to drink or cook with. I talked to someone about a reverse osmosis system which will remove arsenic. He is the one that told me we probably had it in the old well. They are really close together. He also said something about the acceptable arsenic level had changed. We dug a new well as we had really poor water pressure and other issues. We definitely have better water pressure!
Today has been stressful. My teacher was crabby yesterday and today. The kids are too. I’m out of here in 3 hours
Not sure...
How deep is the well? Here they are about $10/ft, not including casing, pump and wire of course.
I’m glad your safe!!
