Modern water wells, or “Artesian Bedrock Wells,” involve drilling through layers of soil and bedrock while adding a seal at the casing’s bottom to prevent contamination. A rotating drill bit crushes the bedrock, with water/slurry flushing out rock cuttings until achieving the desired water flow.

Irrigation wells are a great option for those who are looking to help keep their primary well from drying up typically due to increased outdoor water usage. They can be used in both residential and commercial applications.

This system uses a looped pipe system that is buried in the shallow ground and draws on its consistent temperature in order to heat or cool the water flowing through it. This type of system can help to both save money and reduce the impact on the environment.