COLORADO AREAS SERVED*
- Boulder
- Broomfield
- Chaffee
- Clear Creek
- Conifer
- Custer
- Denver
- Douglas
- Eagle
- El Paso
- Estes Park
- Evergreen
- Fairplay
- Fremont
- Ft. Collins
- Gilpin
- Golden
- Granby
- Grand
- Gunnison
- Huerfano
- Idaho Springs
- Jackson
- Jefferson
- Kremmling
- Lake
- Larimer
- Park
- Pueblo
- Routt
- Silverthorn
- Steamboat Springs
- Summit
- Teller
- Vail
- Waldon
- Winter Park
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*We also cover all of Wyoming and will go nearly anywhere outside of our primary coverage area. Please give us a call to discuss your well needs.
Frequently Asked Questions & Answers
How deep will my well be?Most wells will vary depending on the area.
Wells in the Colorado Rocky Mountains Typically Range between 150’ to 750’.
How much water do I need?
Most Families will use between 75-100 gallons per person per day, or roughly 400 gallons for a family of four.
One gallon per minute equals 1440 gallons per day.
Where should a well be located?
- In a place away from potential contamination.
- In a place that is accessible for Drilling Rigs and Pump Installation Equipment.
- Close to House or Structure to minimize underground trenching.
What costs are involved?
- Permit Fee
- Cost to Drill & Complete Well, ( Usually broken down on a per foot cost).
- Water Line Trenching
- Well Pump & Distribution Cost
Water Well Drilling Facts & Figures
Flow Rate:
Continuous Rate of Yield for the Well:
Size of Well:
Diameter and Depth of the well
Static Water Level:
Level at which water stands in a well when no water is being pumped
Artesian Well:
A well deriving it’s water from a confined aquifer in which the water level stands above the ground surface (flowing water)
Aquifer:
A reservoir which bears water in recoverable quantity
BoreHole:
The well borehole made by drilling or boring a well
Casing:
A tubular retaining structure installed in the borehole to maintain the well opening
Screen:
A tubular retaining structure with openings that allow sand free water to flow freely into the well
Grout:
Mixture of cement and water to be placed between the Borehole and Casing to prevent Contamination
Water Table:
The upper level of ground water
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