Sammyhydro11
In the Trades
Travis, that is not a recommended way to raise well casing.
Gary, i have never posted any CT. regs on this forum. We are in business to provide people with water wells that are constructed in a way that they will last, produce a sufficient amount of water, but most importantly constructed so they don't put peoples health at risk. People don't question quality when it comes to hiring us because we have the merit and experience to provide our customers with the right products, that are installed correctly. There are limited things that a DIY should do with their well system and one of them, in my professional opinion as a licensed well contractor, is raising well casing. If it's not done right, it can pose a health problem, and aesthetic issues with the water. Sometimes it cost a bit more money to do things correctly. It's good piece of mind for our company and the homeowner, and it allows me to sleep very well at night, knowing that things are done right.
sammy
www.tylerwellandpump.com
Gary, i have never posted any CT. regs on this forum. We are in business to provide people with water wells that are constructed in a way that they will last, produce a sufficient amount of water, but most importantly constructed so they don't put peoples health at risk. People don't question quality when it comes to hiring us because we have the merit and experience to provide our customers with the right products, that are installed correctly. There are limited things that a DIY should do with their well system and one of them, in my professional opinion as a licensed well contractor, is raising well casing. If it's not done right, it can pose a health problem, and aesthetic issues with the water. Sometimes it cost a bit more money to do things correctly. It's good piece of mind for our company and the homeowner, and it allows me to sleep very well at night, knowing that things are done right.
sammy
www.tylerwellandpump.com
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