I'm hoping someone here can help. Our well was drilled in the fall of 2004. It broke at about 70 gallons a minute and has run ever since. The drilling company never capped it, couldn't as the water pressure lifted the 80' of casing out of the ground. They put a cap w/a PVC pipe to allow for the extra run-off. Well now that is gone due to the pressure and water is now coming up around the pipe. This started last year. The drilling company's fix, #1 was to pour a grout like substance down next to the pipe that was supposed to harden, yeah right, it all came back out. Their #2 fix was to stick an 8' piece of PVC down into the hole next to the original casing. They didn't even anchor it. My husband could push it up and down and you could hear the water sloshing around in it. At any rate, we still have water coming up around the casing, a little flow coming out of the casing, and a 20' deep hole being created around the casing. It's quite obvious the drilling company didn't know what to do. My husband wants to dump a load of rock down next to the casing as "fill". My fear is that the pressure will be too great and the rocks will just come back out. Does anyone have any suggestions??