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WELLS
& DRILLING -
A well is a hole in the earth
from which fluid is withdrawn. Although water wells are the most common type,
oil, gas, and mining wells also exist. A well is made by reaching the water
table. Wells can be made in a variety of ways, digging, driving, boring, or
drilling. Artesian wells in metamorphic rock are another plentiful source of groundwater well
systems resources.
Wells draw water up from the
ground, called ground water. Ground water is stored naturally below the Earth's
surface. Most ground water originates as rain or snow that seeps into the ground
and collects. Ground water provides about 50 percent of the fresh water used in
the United States. Most rural areas, and many cities depend on ground water as
their source for water. The earth's crust holds more water than all rivers and
lakes combined. Groundwater needs only secondary treatment resulting in less
impurity and less cost ! Private groundwater well systems are DROUGHT resistant.
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DRILLED
WELLS - BORED WELLS Middle GA
Water Systems provides the latest in well drilling equipment such as the
Ingersoll-Rand T4W and T3W as shown to the left. This equipment can handle wells
with sizes of 4", 6", 8" and 10" in diameter. This equipment combined with state
of the industry pumps, filters, etc... make Middle GA Water's the best in the
industry. Drilling private water well systems in Middle Georgia is one of the
best solutions for your water needs.
Middle GA Water Systems also
provides the latest in bored well industry standards by using the best
equipment. This use of advanced technology and assets makes a bored well
from Middle GA Water an excellent option for your groundwater well.
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COMMERCIAL-INDUSTRIAL-MUNICIPAL DRILLING
Middle Georgia has expanded its capabilities to include well design,
project-specific implementation, proper pump sizing and installation, along with
well analysis (pump testing and recovery rate). Support functions include
coordination with professional geologists, well instrumentation, risk management
suggestions for aquifer protection, and pumping recommendations for specific
project requirements.
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