Keyser Well Drilling & Pump Company FAQs

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Since 1946 

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Have a well-related question? We have the answer! Check out our FAQs below to learn more about our company and services.

  • How exactly do water wells work?

    Water wells function as the most common method to obtain groundwater for residential use. Pump service is needed. At its core, a water well is just a hole in the ground. That being said, modern wells are held open by a sustainable casing that extends to an aquifer. From there, water is distributed through the property owners' plumbing system. The average lifespan of a well water pump is about 8 to 10 years, according to yourh2home.com.

  • What's the point of a well pump?

    A water pump is often required to lift water from your well into your plumbing system. The size of the pump is generally determined by well diameter, water levels, and the number of plumbing fixtures found within your residency. Give us a call for any questions regarding pump service.

  • Where's the best place to drill a well?

    New wells must abide by a minimum isolation distance that's set by state regulators. Water pump service requires these distances to span between your well and certain utilities and buildings. Water well regulations are set in place to reduce contamination. 

  • Is well water safe to drink?

    The water within private wells isn't regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency, so it's imperative that you perform regular testing on your well. Without the proper tests, it's impossible to know if your water is safe for drinking. Thankfully, the right water pump service and conditioning system will drastically improve the quality of your supply.