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Geothermal Drilling
Make use of the Earth’s natural energy storing capabilities to heat and cool your home. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) geothermal heat pumps are the most energy-efficient, environmentally friendly, and cost-effective means of heating and cooling one’s home. Although air temperatures fluctuate drastically, the temperature at 10 feet below ground stays at a relatively stable 50 F to 60 F. In New England this means that in winter the ground is warmer than the air and heat pumps will transfer heat from the ground into the building. In summer this process is reversed. Contact Wragg Well Company today to see if a geothermal system is a good fit for you.
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Water Wells, Irrigation Wells, Hydrofracking, Commercial, and Residential…
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GEOTHERMAL DRILLING & SERVICE
Make use of the Earth’s natural energy storing capabilities to heat and cool your home!
New Hampshire based company
Ryan Wragg, owner and operator of Wragg Well Company, is a third generation well-driller serving the New England area. In 1956, Ryan’s grandfather, George, and Bruce Wragg started a company in Connecticut. George later moved to Vermont, continuing the business with his sons, including Ryan’s father. Years later, and Ryan has set out on his own, bringing 20 years of his own drilling experience and decades of family knowledge. He is a member of the National Groundwater Association and a National Ground Water Certified Well Driller. Wragg Well Company provides residential and commercial well drilling and servicing in the New England area, primarily serving New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Vermont (will travel farther for large projects - please send an inquiry).
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Ryan Wragg
Third Generation
Ryan Wragg, owner and operator of Wragg Well Company, is a third generation well-driller serving the New England area. In 1956, Ryan’s grandfather, George, and Bruce Wragg started a company in Connecticut. George later moved to Vermont, continuing the business with his sons, including Ryan’s father…. read more.