FAQs

An irrigation well is a water source specifically designed to provide water for landscaping and agricultural purposes. It can reduce your dependence on municipal water supplies and potentially lower your water bills. Whether you need one depends on your specific watering requirements and local regulations.

Hydrofracking is a technique that uses high-pressure water to expand existing cracks in underground rock formations. This process can increase the amount of water flowing into your well, potentially improving its output and efficiency.

Indeed, hydrofracking can be beneficial for existing wells. By enhancing water flow, it can improve or restore a well's output, potentially postponing the need for a new well installation.

Geothermal heating and cooling systems are highly energy efficient. They typically consume 25-50% less energy compared to conventional HVAC systems, which can lead to significant reductions in energy costs over time.

A geothermal well is part of a system that utilizes the earth's constant underground temperature for heating and cooling purposes. It works in conjunction with a heat pump to transfer heat to or from your home, depending on the season.

With proper maintenance, a residential well can remain functional for 30 to 50 years. However, it's important to note that various components of the well system, such as pumps, may require replacement during this time.