New Water Wells for New Jersey Homes

A new well starts with siting the borehole, then drilling through soil and into bedrock until it produces enough water to supply the house. We case the upper section, grout it, and develop the well before any pump goes in.

Where the well goes is governed by setbacks from septic, property lines, and structures. Permitting happens before the rig arrives.

Depth depends on the geology under your property, not on a standard number. Two houses on the same road can need very different depths.

Steel casing seals off the soil and shallow groundwater so only water from the producing zone enters the well.

The well is developed and its yield measured. That number determines what pump and storage the house needs.

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