What will it cost to hydrofracture my well?

Question

low producing well for a residential home in central Pennsylvania. Well is approx. 400 feet deep.

Answer 1

Is this an old well, or is it one that was drilled in the last few years? Did it produce adequate water at one time and now replenishes slow, or has it always been slow? Are you sure it is the well and not the pump? If it is a recently drilled well, why was it drilled to 400'. What kind of credentials does the person who is recommending this have and are there any guarantees. You get the picture.

If it were my problem, I would do a lot of investigating before I made a decision.

Good luck with your problem.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Before you do it, talk to your driller. Typically hydrofracting may not help, a new well may have to be drilled.

Answer 4

Call that an answer?