Prevent sand formation with a gravel-packed well.
Gravel packing is a method used to prevent the formation of sand in a well. During installation, we place a steel screen in the well and then pack the well with a specific size of gravel to prevent sand from forming later on. Following installation, the gravel and the wire liner work together to prevent sand from getting into the well water.
We can drill gravel-packed wells throughout the Goldsboro, North Carolina area, and we are confident your well will be successful and your water will be clean when using this method. At Barefoot’s Well Drilling and Pump Service, our goal is to provide clean water to agricultural, commercial, and residential properties through the installation of new wells. We can determine if a gravel-packed well is the right option for your well when we come and perform a site assessment.
We have tremendous experience installing gravel-packed wells, and we will make sure everything with your new well is set up correctly and accurately during the installation process. We are known not only for the quality of our well drilling services, but also for the level of customer service we offer.
We can answer any questions about gravel-packed wells and how they work if you are considering putting a new well on your residential, commercial, or agricultural property. To learn more or to schedule a site assessment for your new well, reach out to us today.
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FAQs About Gravel-Packed Wells
Gravel-packed wells are a type of water well construction that aims to increase water output while filtering out fine debris such as sand. Our team at Barefoot’s Well Drilling and Pump Service is well-versed when it comes to gravel-packed wells in our area and can help you determine if one is the right choice for your property, not to mention deliver quality drilling and installation. Some of the common questions we get about gravel-packed wells are answered below.
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What is the purpose of the gravel-packed well?
The gravel functions as a natural filter, preventing sand and tiny particles from entering the well while allowing water to flow freely.
How are gravel-packed wells built?
After drilling the borehole, we place a well screen inside the well and fill the gap between the screen and the well wall with clean, graded gravel. The gravel is subsequently sealed with clay or cement to avoid surface contamination.
What are the benefits of gravel-packed wells?
These wells often produce cleaner water, have fewer sand pumping concerns, and tend to remain steady over time, resulting in lower maintenance expenses.
Do gravel-packed wells need to be maintained?
It is a good idea to schedule routine inspections every one to two years to preserve efficiency and prevent well screen clogging.
What makes your team stand out?
Perhaps the most important thing is that we have years of experience on our side. Not only that, but we are committed to delivering quality results and exceptional customer service, which starts with clear communication, honest assessments, and consistent follow-through.
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At Barefoot’s Well Drilling and Pump Service, we service gravel-packed wells in Goldsboro, Garner, Fayetteville, Clayton, Greenville, Clinton, Smithfield, Dunn, Newton Grove, and High Point, North Carolina.