JKA Well Drilling – Graham Well Drilling

Since the first oriental well driller was successful in finding water over 3000 years ago people have been looking to well drillers to provide them with the fresh water that they need. the water that they need for cooking, cleaning and basic living. The skilled staff at JKA Well Drilling are your skilled professionals for all of your well digging needs. Having provided the wells that have provided the water for homeowners all over the are our skilled Graham well drilling contractors are ready to assist you today.

Another great use for a Graham well is for the gardener that is seeking to have fresh water for their garden. Having a well dug to provide the water you need for your garden is very cost effective and only after a few short grow season will have paid for itself through not having to pay for city water to water your garden. Especially when you consider that it takes 66 gallons of water just to produce one pound of vegetables. If you are a gardener then having a well is a great addition to your home.

When you compare water that is from your Graham well to the water that is provided through the city water services there simple is no comparison. No filter known to mankind can ever match the water cleansing ability of the earth. though water that is from the city is filtered it is often modified with additives and other chemicals that you would most likely be better suited to avoid. So if having a well dug sounds like something that you would like to have give our skilled staff a call today and see what they can do for you.

Graham Water Filtration:

Water filtration is an essential element of any irrigation system. Irrigation systems require filtration to prevent unwanted debris and objects from entering the system where they can cause blockage or damage. Filters reduce maintenance of a system and also help to extend the life of irrigation equipment.

Sand is the number one culprit in damaging piping and other equipment. As sand or grit is washed through a system it can cause wear and tear on the parts, reducing the lifetime of the equipment. Some parts are more prone to the dangers than others. Automatic valves have narrow channels and chambers that can become damaged by sand and grit in the water. Even a small grain of sand can disrupt a sprinkler nozzle resulting in uneven watering patterns and dry patches.

Aside from sand there are other contaminants that can disrupt irrigation systems. Organic materials such as algae can grow inside pipes until they block the flow or a detached piece of growth can block a nozzle, spray, or emitter. Even if they do not directly block the system organic growths can collect other debris that is flowing through until they become a large enough clump to cause a blockage.

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