When you're drilling a new well, gauging the correct depth is essential to the longevity of your well and your water supply. Many residential wells go down to around 300 feet, while others can go as deep as 500–1000 feet. It all depends on your land and your preferences. Here's what you need
Understanding Geothermal Well Drilling: Dive Deep with Goold Wells & Pumps
Greetings to our esteemed clients and readers! For nearly a century, Goold Wells & Pumps has been at the forefront of the well industry, offering reliable solutions and unparalleled expertise to our community in the Capital Region and beyond. One area we're seeing increasing interest in is
What to Know Before You Buy a Property with a Well
When you're looking at a property that relies on a well for its water supply, it's important to know what you're getting into before you make any big decisions. Taking time to consider the financial and logistical implications of a particular well can save you significant time, money, and stress
What Causes Well Water Pump Failure?
Well water pumps are essential components in ensuring a steady supply of water from underground sources to our homes. These pumps are designed to last for years, but like all machinery, they can fail. Understanding the causes of well pump failure can help homeowners take preventive measures and
Well Installation and Residential Water Tanks: What’s the Right Size?
When you have a residential well, picking the right size water tank is critical. Read on to learn what elements you should consider in order to find the right size tank for your home. How Much Water Do You Use? Your water usage is perhaps the biggest consideration when picking a water tank. It's
How to Choose a Cover for Your Well Water Pump
If you have a home water well, making sure that it's safe and protected is extremely important. Installing a well pump cover is one of the most effective ways to do this—but how do you decide what kind of cover to choose? Here are some key elements to consider so that you select the right type
Common Private Well Mistakes to Avoid
When you have a private well on your property, making even minor changes to the well or the area around it can cause big problems. Here are some common mistakes to avoid in order to keep your well and water supply safe. Don't Hide Your Well Head After Well Drilling It makes sense why some people
How Does Geothermal Well Installation Work?
If you're looking for a cost-effective source of clean energy for your home, installing a geothermal well may be a great choice. There are two main options to access geothermal energy and they both provide a consistent, sustainable energy source. The Basics of Geothermal Well Drilling A geothermal