How to Prepare Your Home for Water Well Drilling

1. Mark Utilities

Experienced drillers consider a variety of factors when choosing an installation location, including the presence of utility lines. However, that doesn't mean that all risk of hitting a line is eliminated. To ensure the safety of the team and your home, put in a request with your utility companies to have all the buried cords and piping marked ahead of time. 

2. Clear a Path

Water well installation requires the use of large, heavy-duty equipment. Yet, for the drilling to take place, the machines need to be able to access the installation site. Avoid any hassle or delays by clearing the most direct route to your chosen location. Remove foliage and large rocks, and work to level any surfaces that may pose a challenge. 

3. Choose Debris Disposal 

The well drilling process involves the removal of a significant amount of soil and sediment. You have the option to leave the debris piled up next to the drill site, but most individuals prefer to dispose of it in a different manner to avoid an eyesore. One of the easiest solutions is renting a dumpster for near-instant removal. You can also utilize the material to fill in any pits, ditches, or even surfaces around your property. 
 

When it comes to dependable water well drilling, residents across Enterprise, AL, turn to John D. Hughes Well and Pumps for dependable work. The irrigation specialists utilize state-of-the-art equipment to complete projects safely and efficiently for businesses and homeowners in Coffee and Dale counties. To learn more about their water well services or to arrange a consultation, visit their showroom or call (334) 347-9757 today.