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We've had wells for irrigation, but they were only 250' deep.

Had to go that deep to avoid iron and sulphur.

Not potable though.

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How much is the driller? Around here it's $12-$14/ft.
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How much is the driller? Around here it's $12-$14/ft.
I wish it was that cheap!
$25/ft, + casing.

It's going to be used as light irrigation on 3 acres that is cleared.
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My sump pump runs year 'round. Of course, we are also expecting 12 inches of heavy snow in the next 2 days so there's that issue...
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Just before we left PA in 2012 we had to have a new well drilled. 220 feet with casing, pump and everything else was $9500.
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Gets to be crazy money.......Cost $35/ft around here.....Best of luck....
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You guys know water tables vary in depth depending on location, right? 640 ft in a week, with a day off and a 60 year old drilling rig... Sounds about right time wise.
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You guys know water tables vary in depth depending on location, right?
Yep, My wife's cousin dug a well in the mid-west dug his well with a backhoe some years ago. Build his own house, s/o a building permit. No such thing as a building permit in his county.
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Drilled 378' at our 11 acre property near Virginia City, Nevada. Solid granite and $40 a foot with 6" casing. Took 6 days and that was 10 years ago.
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That sounds deep,

I've got a 250 year old dry stone (no mortar/cement) well in my house, only 12ft deep as someone partially filled it in, I'd imagine when built it was around 75 ft deep.

Was built from the bottom up, they hammered steel spikes in and built the stone up, gradually going deeper as they dug out more.

Reminds me I need to get a glass cover made for it
Before covering, would you mind taking a look for Jimmy Hoffa down there?
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Before covering, would you mind taking a look for Jimmy Hoffa down there?
or at least snap us a picture.
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Drilled 378' at our 11 acre property near Virginia City, Nevada. Solid granite and $40 a foot with 6" casing. Took 6 days and that was 10 years ago.
I would be happy with that considering the casing, and relatively low depth. Mine's only 4 1/2 inch casing.
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I witched the location of my well. They went down 500 ft. and hit water in the first 100 ft. and several more times on the way, so the water level in the well is at 100 ft. or less. The cost was about $15/ft. about ten years ago. By the time the power line & electrical, gravel sleeve, 10K gal. tank, pump & pressure pump w/ tank, and 100 ft. fire line w/ hydrant added, the total cost was somewhere around $23K. The well was rated at 40 gal./min. Some wells in my area produce as little as 4 gal./min. and I've heard of some drying up making people truck water in.

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