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Although well pump installation is a job best left to the professionals, you may be curious about how the process works and how long it should take. At Dalmik Well Drilling, based in Putnam, CT, they’re happy to explain the procedure to clients. These well contractors believe when you know more about your equipment, you can perform more thorough maintenance to prolong the life span of your system.

Pump InstallationThe first step in the process is simple: shutting off the power to the old pump. After taking this basic safety measure, the team will turn on either a hose or faucet. This drains excess pressure from holding tanks. Keep in mind that these steps are only necessary if you’re replacing an existing well pump.

The next step in the pump installation process is to remove the well cap and inspect the nuts and bolts for tightness. Once it’s confirmed your well cap is still in good condition, the technicians will attach poles, often made of galvanized steel, that allow them to lower it safely into position. Although these specialists have tools and methods they can use to determine the depth of the well, be ready to supply them with this information if they weren’t the ones who drilled it. Correct pump installation requires knowing how deep the well goes.

If your well isn’t new, the team installing your pump will also treat the water chemically to remove any debris or bacteria from the casing. Once it’s clean, they’ll attach a wire cable to the pump and lower it into position. Finally, they remove the cable and poles via openings in the well seal and the pump will be ready to use. The entire process will take less than a day.

To schedule pump installation, get in touch with Dalmik Well Drilling. They’ve provided quality service in the Putnam area since 1987 and are committed to providing residents with a dependable source of clean water. Contact them online or call (800) 922-6220 for more information.

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