Posted by 1948CaseVAI on October 22, 2021 at 09:46:25 from (198.54.128.62):
In Reply to: Filling a wellpit posted by MeAnthony on October 21, 2021 at 21:54:03:
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The casing will extend above the ground so to replace the pump you simply pull it up, install new pump and lower it back. In many areas that is how 99% of wells work. I haven't seen anyone dig a "pit" for 30 years since nearly all have submersible pumps inside the casing.. There is a bit more complexity but that is the basics. IIRC he said he is having a well guy do it and that is something common to do - the well company will know how to make it all work. In my state the case has to extend one foot above the ground to prevent surface water from contaminating the well.
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