couch67
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That Epp Well looks like an interesting solution, I wonder what the typical cost is. OP did you make any other changes to your setup since your last post?
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Low-yield well solutions?
- Thread starter racerboy
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Lassen Forge
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3000-5000 gallon holding tank, pump from your weak well to the tank, draw off the tank with a second pump for your water feed.
tez929rr
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This. I really don’t get why you would avoid more water storage if you can have it.3000-5000 gallon holding tank, pump from your weak well to the tank, draw off the tank with a second pump for your water feed.
Bighead38
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Not sure where you are in Jersey but if it’s somewhere close I could do the digging for you to bury a tank if your going that route.
On the features page here(https://www.eppwellsolutions.com/well-water-system) it looks like they have their current price for the system: $7,895That Epp Well looks like an interesting solution, I wonder what the typical cost is.
A little bit more expensive than the well manager, but a small price to pay for all the automation and features.
Large water storage is unnecessary if the water is harvested and managed from the well effectively. Plus if you have a big holding tank, and the well is not protected from being overpumped, then your well yield is much more likely to decrease over time. Got to keep your well as healthy as possible if you want the best yield.3000-5000 gallon holding tank, pump from your weak well to the tank, draw off the tank with a second pump for your water feed.