Save money by having us install an irrigation well on your property.
When considering putting in a new lawn sprinkler system or expanding landscaping to a new part of the yard, very few homeowners realize that an irrigation well can save them money over time while protecting the investment they put into their landscaping. Irrigation wells are similar to wells drilled to provide clean water to a home. But instead of the water being hooked up to the home, irrigation wells are hooked up to a faucet or sprinkler system for use outside.
One of the nice things about irrigation wells is that any water used won’t be charged to your water bill, which means you can save considerable money on irrigation over time. Irrigation wells are not harmful to the environment because they draw a relatively small amount of water from the ground to use in your yard. The water then goes directly back into the ground, restoring the groundwater reserves.
If you are interested in installing an irrigation well on your property in Goldsboro, North Carolina, we are here to help. At Barefoot’s Well Drilling and Pump Service, we can install irrigation wells precisely and accurately to ensure their operation and improve access to fresh water in your yard for irrigation purposes.
Do you have questions about irrigation wells? We have the answers. Contact us today if you want to learn more about installing an irrigation well or if you are ready to schedule a site assessment prior to installation.
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FAQs About Irrigation Wells
Irrigation wells provide a dependable water source for agricultural, landscaping, and residential applications, ensuring regular irrigation even during dry spells. However, proper design, installation, and maintenance are essential for long-term efficiency and sustainability, which is where our team at Barefoot’s Well Drilling and Pump Service comes in. Check out the common questions we get about irrigation wells below, and then reach out to us to learn more.
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Why do property owners choose to install an irrigation well?
These wells help to sustain healthy crops, lawns, and gardens by drawing on subsurface aquifers, decreasing reliance on municipal water supplies. In other words, they give homeowners a consistent water source but don’t add to their utility costs, which is a significant savings over time.
How deep should an irrigation well be?
The depth of an irrigation well varies depending on local geology and water table levels. Our team has the skills and knowledge to assess what the appropriate depth should be, as well as the equipment to reach that depth.
What influences the size of pump needed for an irrigation well?
Your water demand, pressure requirements, and well depth all influence pump size. When assessing your property and well needs, we will explore your options with you and offer our recommendations.
How long does it take to drill and install a well?
Most residential or small agricultural wells can be completed in one to three days, depending on site circumstances and permit requirements.
How frequently should irrigation wells be maintained?
Annual inspections and water quality testing are recommended to ensure the system functions properly and provides clean water.
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At Barefoot’s Well Drilling and Pump Service, we service irrigation wells in Goldsboro, Garner, Fayetteville, Clayton, Greenville, Clinton, Smithfield, Dunn, Newton Grove, and High Point, North Carolina.