The area's premier provider of well pumping services has the certified team of technicians and specialty equipment to handle diverse water well systems. For the customers, it all starts with identifying some key features of systems designed to serve personal houses and larger commercial outlets.

Residential Water Systems

Well systems used for homes are typically connected to an aquifer to tap into ground water. Technicians drill down far enough into the earth to access the water. A well pump is installed so that water is channeled into the home for daily use. The well system has a built-in procedure to remove impurities and bacteria so that water can be safely used for drinking, cleaning and bathing.

Compared to residential water systems established by cities and municipalities, well water systems generally provide more cost savings. That's because the water channel is configured to maintain consistent levels. Users are able to lower their monthly utility costs.

Commercial Water Systems

A number of industries rely on commercial water systems, which includes government agencies, farms, and businesses. Given the number of people using the water, a larger, more complex well pump handles the channeling process. Depending on how expansive the need, irrigation and geothermal wells help serve bigger populations and land acreage.

Commercial water systems also require more equipment, installation time and more planning. Drilling dimensions and depth are key considerations when it comes to pump installations. Purification and soil preparation procedures are more extensive compared to well water systems for homes.

Houses and businesses that rely on well water for their daily consumption and usage depend on an experienced contractor for quality service. Anchorage Well & Pump Service delivers every time, backed by a 100% commitment to customer satisfaction. To learn more, call (907) 243-0740 or visit the website for details on other services, such as bulk water hauling.