Posted by Paul on November 03, 2013 at 20:27:16 from (66.44.132.180):
In Reply to: Well went dry posted by bigboreG on November 03, 2013 at 18:09:39:
Had that happen in late August. My well was 265 feet deep. Screen plugged, they guessed, had done so 8 years ago.
Got the new well in service in October, 360 feet deep for this one. Water is easy to find here, finding sand course enough to pull from is the trick here.
Did not get the bill yet, but it will be a chunk.
They pretty much forced out the shallow wells back in the late 1960s here, way too easy to get some bad stuff in them. Everything is a deep well of 100 feet or more any more around here, and we are healthier for it.
Don't know what you have, if it dried up, or clogged up, or what, but don't think moving solves the problem, call the well guy and have at it......
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