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Submersible Pump Systems for Deep Wells - JKA Well Drilling: Snohomish County Well Services

https://www.jkawelldrilling.com/pumps... Submersible pumps push water from deep underground, allowing you to make use of water coming from deep wells for drinking, irrigation, animal watering, vehicle washing, etc. Submersible pumps are an ideal selection for deep well pump installation, as these hermetically sealed pumping devices function by pushing water up rather than pulling or sucking it. Submersibles never need priming and deliver terrific volume and pressure. Most submersible pumps used in water wells are multi-stage pumps used to build pressure and allow submersible pumps to pump water over greater distances than turbine or jet style pumps. The primary causes of damage to submersible pumps include the failure of the hermetic seal, which allows water into the chambers containing the electric motor or damage to the electrical cables. Great care must be taken to protect the electric cabling when planning a submersible pump installation. Jet pumps suck water from shallow wells to the surface, but are limited to wells where the water is only 25 feet or less from the surface. Jet pumps will not deliver a lot of water, so are generally only recommended for small residential projects where the project is on a very strict budget. Centrifugal pumps are used to deliver large quantities of water from reservoirs or storage tanks. While it’s possible to buy all of these pumps at a big box store or hardware store, you’ll sacrifice in quality what you save in dollars – as most of these stores stock the relabeled products that don’t meet the quality control standards for local professional dealers. For Washington, there are a large number of variables that determine the size and type of well pump that is put in any given well – including well yield, depth, water system delivery pressure, elevation of delivery point, etc. Additionally, because electricity costs money and water supplies aren’t necessarily endless, it’s often good practice to size pumps for electrical AND water efficiencies. Finally, there are three standard pump types for most residential and small irrigation projects (larger pumping systems, such as systems serving farms & cities, tend to use commercial pumps). We service many types of well pumps, including submersible, turbine and jet style. We use only the best pumps available so you can depend on your water supply without worrying about breakdowns. No matter your well pump installation needs, our team of knowledgeable technicians can get your water supply flowing again!