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As many of you may know,
central Wisconsin can be a most difficult area to obtain an adequate
quality of water when drilling a well. A poor producing well not
only makes living in a home inconvenient, it also makes the sale of the
property that much more difficult.
Therefore, as a solution to this ever present problem, a new procedure
has been designed to increase the amount of water in existing dry and
low yield water wells which are terminated in rock formation.
Hydro-Fracturing was initially developed in the oil-fields three decades
ago. Hydro-Fracturing is accomplished by lowering an inflatable
packer into an existing well and inflating the packer at an appropriate
depth, usually ten to twenty feet below the bottom of the well casing.
Water is then pumped down through a pipe which passes through the middle
of the packer. The water is pressurized from 0-2000 pounds per
square inch. This pressure in the well usually causes small, tight
fractures to interconnect with nearby water-bearing fractures.
Once a suitable amount of water has been pumped into the fractures,
pumping is stopped, the packer is removed, and a test pump is installed
to determine the new well yield.
The success rate has been exceptional. Wells that have previously
been unusable have been improved by as much as two-thousand times their
original yield. Most importantly to the home owner, our charges
for Hydro-Fracturing are directly related to the success rate.
If you fee that this service would be of benefit to you or to someone
you know, please contact us. |