Wells can be beneficial in providing water to any area of your property, whether you have a residential, commercial, or agricultural property. The way that wells transfer the water is through the help of a well pump, among other crucial parts of the well. Here are a few things you should know about well pumping.
- It’s necessary for transferring water: As mentioned before, well pumping provided by your well pump is necessary for transferring your water from the bottom of the well to the surface and on to the rest of your property. The pump relies on a mechanical system of sorts to do this in connection with your plumbing or irrigation systems.
- There are different types of well pumps: Well pumping can be accomplished through a variety of well pumps. You might have submersible pumps for deeper wells, jet pumps for more shallow wells, and hand pumps for smaller or emergency-use wells. If you need a new well pump, we can help you determine which will be best for your well and property.
- Know who to call: While a well pump can reliably pump water from the bottom of your well to the rest of your property, it’s important to keep your pump in top condition to allow it to do so. You can call us at Barefoot’s Well Drilling and Pump Service for any services you may need for your well or pump. We will take the time to answer questions and offer recommendations that work.