Smythers00
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Bought a house a couple of years ago (Ontario, Canada) and our well needs to be upgraded. We replaced our pump a year ago - lightning took it out just after we moved in. We're taking a long look at replacing the pressure and treatment system, but we noticed that the existing casing doesn't go down far enough.
The depth of the well is 130 feet. The casing needs to be extended by about 18" above grade. But I'm wondering if I could just put an ABS casing inside the original steel casing.
The legislation allows for a double walled casing, and the minimum inside diameter needs to be 4 inches. I can accomplish that, but what I want to know is are there any issues with doing that?
Thanks for the help
The depth of the well is 130 feet. The casing needs to be extended by about 18" above grade. But I'm wondering if I could just put an ABS casing inside the original steel casing.
The legislation allows for a double walled casing, and the minimum inside diameter needs to be 4 inches. I can accomplish that, but what I want to know is are there any issues with doing that?
Thanks for the help
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