If you live in an area where irrigation water bills are expensive, you might want to consider having an irrigation well drilled. Here are some of the basics of irrigation wells and how they can save you money on your monthly water bill.

How Irrigation Wells Work

Irrigation wells are drilled into your yard and connected to various parts of your irrigation system. You can connect your well to hose bibs, sprinklers, and more to make sure you’re getting water everywhere you need. Since you’re tapping into naturally occurring underground water, you can essentially water your lawn, wash your car, and more freely and without worry of cost.

The biggest part of an irrigation well is the investment. Not only will you have to spend a pretty penny to have the well drilled, you’ll also need to find a convenient spot for it. Irrigation wells stick out a bit from the ground, so you’ll want to place them in a convenient spot where roots from trees and bushes won’t be an issue.

Helpful Irrigation Well Tips

If you’re planning on having an irrigation well drilled, there are some things you should consider before you get started. As mentioned previously, the well will stick out from the ground slightly. You can try obscuring your will with plants, but you can’t use anything with a root system that may damage the well.

Additionally, make sure you have everything you need hooked up to the well. While you don’t need faucets and fixtures inside to be connected to your well, you should have a few hose bibs so you don’t have to worry about wasting water when you’re washing your car or running a sprinkler for the kids to play in.

Expert Irrigation Well Drilling

If you’re big on saving money and practicing sustainability, an irrigation well is the perfect solution for you. Domer’s knows all about irrigation, and we’d be happy to drill a well for you on your property. To learn more about the money-saving benefits of installing an irrigation well or schedule a drilling, contact us today!