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Well drilling in Lake Asbury for a house, a barn and a paddock

A Lake Asbury well carries more than a house, and a new bore is sized to the whole property and the long lines that reach the far end of it.

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Well Drilling in Lake Asbury

County
Clay County
Design
Purpose, demand, depth, casing, setback
Permit
County office, or the City in Duval
After
Yield test, disinfection, completion report, lab sample
Hours
7 days a week, 7am to 9pm

What changes in Lake Asbury

Acreage in Lake Asbury asks a well to feed a house, a barn with a bathroom, a wash rack and an irrigated paddock through hundreds of feet of buried line. A new bore is sized to that total demand, not to the house alone, and the pressure tank and switch are chosen so the far end of the property sees pressure rather than a trickle.

Lots are large, so the 75-foot setback from the septic system is easy to meet, and the wellhead is placed with the pasture drainage in mind so surface water runs away from it. The county health department permits it, and Call Flamingo plans the well and the septic field on one site plan when both are new.

How the job runs

How a well is drilled here

Every new well is designed before it is drilled: purpose, demand, depth to the water that suits it, casing through the clay where the bore goes to the Floridan, and the setback from any septic system on the lot or next door. The permit is filed with the county office, or the City of Jacksonville in Duval, before the rig is booked. The bore is drilled, cased, grouted, developed until it runs clear and tested for yield. The pump, pitless adapter and pressure tank are sized to that yield and to the demand. The well is disinfected, the completion report is filed and a sample goes to a certified laboratory before anyone drinks from it.

Straight answers

Well Drilling questions from Lake Asbury

How big a pump does a farm property need?

One sized to the well's yield and the total demand, not to the house alone. The barn is usually what tips it.

Who permits a Lake Asbury well?

The Florida Department of Health in Clay County.

Well Drilling in Lake Asbury

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