Well for sand

Living on a private plot, it is absolutely impossible to do without your own well. Water is needed constantly: for washing garden equipment, tableware, the house and surrounding areas, watering plants and, of course, for drinking. It is not always possible to connect to the central water supply, therefore an increasing number of owners of summer cottages drill their own wells on sand To learn more about the process can be found on the website of the service provider.

The depth of the well is about 50 meters (drilling is carried out to the aquifer located under layers of clay in the sand). Drilling can be done both by automatic mechanisms and by manual methods. A sand well differs from an artesian well by a much smaller depth. In some localities, the water depth is only 10 meters. Experts emphasize that investments in drilling sand wells fully justify themselves: the average period of operation of a sand well is about 10 years.

A system of filters is used to clean water from sand and other deposits. Depending on the degree of water purification, the source can be used for drinking purposes. Drilling wells for sand is a compromise option when there is no other way to connect to water sources, and drilling for artesian water is excessively expensive and not always expedient.

1. Economy. A well in the sand is the simplest and most economical way to obtain your own source of water supply. The resulting volume of water is sufficient for watering plants and other technical needs of the summer cottage. 2. Drinking water. By equipping a well with a filter system, you can get clean drinking water.

3. Ease of drilling. Drilling a well in sand is done with small machines, which is suitable for summer cottages with a limited area. Sites where it is not possible to turn around construction equipment or there are no access roads use only sand wells. Drilling is carried out to the first aquifer, so the work is carried out quickly and without problems.

Professional craftsmen will drill a well at an affordable cost. The final price of the work depends on the remoteness of the territory, the characteristics of the soil, the depth of the aquifer, and the cost of materials. After all, having invested once in a well on the sand, you can use an unlimited source of water for a decade.