Dug Well Excavation and Installation

A Relic That's Been All but Replaced by Artesian Well Drilling

A dug well used to be the norm for properties in New Hampshire, Maine, and Massachusetts. This was before high tech drilling equipment (like ours) became more common and reasonably priced. Nowadays dug wells are considered relics, but in some rare cases a dug well might be better choice. The problem with dug wells is that they are shallower and are more vulnerable to surface contamination, but if they are done right, are in a safe location, and are properly outfitted, then they can produce a decent amount of water. There's a reason why dug wells are not very popular anymore, so let us come out and give you an estimate on our other well drilling services.

As a licensed water contractor, we can help you choose the best location and type of well, get it installed and running clean water.

We can help with all of your well drilling, well pump, and water treatment/testing needs. Call us now for a consultation and an estimate —Comac Pump & Well. LLC (800) 343-1411

The dug wells we work on are usually ten to thirty feet deep but in the past some have been deeper...like this one in Greensburg, KS: