Irrigation wells are considered to be a non-potable water supply. They are primarily used for watering of crops,
plants, or for filling and maintaining water levels in ponds and lakes. In some cases, they are drilled and used
for supplying inground lawn sprinklers systems at homes, businesses, or apartment complexes where the
cost of city water become much too expensive.

Casing diameters range from five inches through twelve inches. Stainless Steel well screens are sometimes
installed to obtain water from sand and gravel aquifers. They vary in length, slot size, and diameter.

The submersible pumping equipment that is used will be determined by the yield/GPM (gallons per minute)
the irrigation well produces, and what electrical voltage supply is available to power the submersible pump.
These types of systems can be set up with either above ground or below ground pressure tanks and/or
variable speed drives.

10,000 Gallon Above-Ground Pressure Tank for outside
 installation.

12 inch diameter by 20 feet long, 120 slot Stainless Steel well screen for an irrigation well.

Developing a 12 inch diameter, 120 slot stainless steel screen with
high pressure air. This irrigation well produced 400 GPM, gallons per
minute.