ATLANTIC COASTAL WELL DRILLING
A Complete Well Drilling Company
MY SERVICES
Quality Contracting at Competitive Rates
Atlantic Coastal Well Drilling is your one-stop-shop for all your water well construction and repair needs. Whether you’re looking for help with a well for new construction or need a repair on an existing system I’m your go-to pro and I’m ready to handle it all. Browse through the list of my services below, and get in touch for your free estimate.
WATER WELL DRILLING
Do you need a well for new construction or are you looking to upgrade your current system? Since 1990, I’ve provided my clients with a wide range of well drilling services at competitive market rates. If you’re looking for a certified expert for your next project, I’m the person to call. Get in touch today for your free estimate.
WATER APPLICATIONS
Looking for a reliable Well Drilling Contractor with years of experience? Since 1990, I’ve earned a reputation for absolute customer satisfaction with my contracting services. We offer residential and commercial wells for the following applications:
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Drinking water wells
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Lawn irrigation wells
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Agricultural irrigation wells
GEOTHERMAL APPLICATIONS
Looking to lower your heating/cooling bills? We install geothermal closed loops and supply/recharge wells. Call us today to learn more about this energy saving system.
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Well Chlorination Process
I've been told my well needs to be chlorinated. What does that mean?
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Sometimes your well needs to be chlorinated due to bacteria issues. In order to chlorinate the water lines and fixtures in your house, the chlorine needs to be pulled into every line, inside and outside, and held for at least 24 hours. The chlorine is to kill coliform bacteria which may be present in your system, such as pipes, tanks or fixtures.
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Open up each spigot, one spigot at a time, run the water until you smell chlorine and turn it off. Repeat this procedure at all water outlets, hot and cold (includes tub, showers & toilets). NOTE: Be sure to remove, clean and replace the faucet strainers where applicable.
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You may use the water for needs such as the toilet, but no more than necessary. It is recommended to purchase a gallon or two of bottled water from the store for drinking and cooking.
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After the holding period, attach one or more hoses to an outside spigot and run the water away from the house. After it begins to clear, you may open and flush the inside lines. This is so you don't run hundreds of gallons of water through your septic system. It is advised to run the water for several days before you call the local Health Department for a sample and continue to run an outside spigot until the sample passes. You won't run out of water and the more the water is used, the better the system is flushed. On the day the Health Department comes, approximately 1 hour before they are to arrive, choose a stationary faucet (not in the kitchen), remove the strainer and keep it off, wipe the inside of the faucet with rubbing alcohol generously and let the water run steadily until the sample is taken.
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Many systems have to be re-tested. Don't be alarmed if a positive bacteria count is found. The Health Department will re-test and/or the system will need to be re-chlorinated. Remember, the more the water is run off, the better the chances of the system passing!
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