The Dirt: So...How Much Did The Deep Well Cost???

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We are back with The Dirt on our deep water well that was installed on our off grid homestead property. We answer your questions about the well including why install a deep well? Will you have your water tested? Why didn't you use a DC submersible pump? ...and the big question how much did it cost?
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@chriskellas2902 5 лет назад

Well done! I think for such a deep well you guys got a great deal.

@anthonysharp9136 5 лет назад

"We're not just gonna make a video to make a video". This is why you guys are great! Thanks for sharing your progress and success.

@StillSwirling 5 лет назад

Clean water is priceless in my opinion. I'm glad you all have water now and can move forward with the rest.

@flyingjeff1984 5 лет назад

32:30 True words. There are many "contractors" but few professional trades people.

@rickross199 5 лет назад

I expected your well to have been A LOT more expensive than $11,000. Rest assured guys you did very well and got a great deal for a lifetime of quality water. Money well spent.

@greatdanerescuemom1 5 лет назад

i agree thats a great price for being so deep..

@deniselangston3114 5 лет назад

I've been following ya'll for awhile now and I have to say what a great couple you are. Both being help mates to one another. Very refreshing to see. Your plans are thought out and so organized. You take care of your property and are clean people. I've watched other homesteaders that have no clue, not planned out what it takes to make this type of lifestyle a success. Anyway wish you all the best and long life together. Having a soulmate to go through the ups and downs, there's not much you can't overcome and achieve. Much blessing upon your lives.

@saltylandscaper7193 5 лет назад

my missus & I are very happy for y'all. Glad to see you have a good water source now 🙂

@RumMonkeyable 5 лет назад

I really enjoy your "The Dirt" videos. Why? Because so many great questions have been asked and answered. It makes the project seem more realistic vs. a staged infovideo. Again, it is amazing how much research and pre-work you do before tackling a project. I'm going to guess you knew the price range prior to starting the well. No surprises. This is GREAT project management....which you both excel. Can't wait to see the generator install.

@TheOnlySgtRock 5 лет назад

Thanks for answering the questions. I found the well drilling videos fascinating.

@elvyn123 5 лет назад

That is one big headache out of the way, so pleased for you all. Keep going am routing for you.

@ericday2072 5 лет назад

Something to consider in your construction planning, if you haven't already, is requiring lien releases upon payment for work and materials, requiring a licensed contractor to provide you with a copy of their certificate of insurance that shows they have liability and workman's comp., in case someone gets hurt. If you have friends in the construction business, contractors or attorneys, they might be able to provide you with advice to protect yourself.

@Guildbrookfarm 5 лет назад

Definitely

@stan3198 5 лет назад

Pretty deep subject for a Sunday morning LOL Real happy for you folks that such an important goal is done !!! Looking forward to all the house projects over the coming months.

@eileenpalumbo6578 5 лет назад

Congrats folks! One step closer to your dream.

@PlanetMojo 5 лет назад

We have a deep well with a storage tank at the highest point on our property. Our tests came back awesome. no contaminants, no sulfur, no rust, just water and trace minerals. It is so tasty we used to take some home with us before we built our homestead! In the end, our well was $35,000.00 for a well designed for 8 homes (with only two homes on it).

@2200chuck 5 лет назад

Awesome Dirt Video guys! We're so glad that the "BIG" gamble is behind you now. You got water; lots of it and it's dependable. All the other chips can now start to drop into place. Really happy for you guys.

@robertjackson9601 5 лет назад

Another great educational video series. Thanks for the great content.

@theElderberryFarmer 5 лет назад

It is definitely a stressful gamble having a well drilled. I am happy that your well project came out successfully!

@brianwhite9555 5 лет назад

$11 grand up front is a lot for anything, but context is everything. You guys chose this property because you felt it was going to fit your lifestyle needs for many years to come and, based on your homework, probably felt assured you would be able to find water on the property. That well is like an insurance policy, a key to your continued success at living a life on your own terms. I was pleased to hear what you said about the seep spring and the possibility of a future pond. That question immediately popped into my head. Thanks!

@MissMarinaCapri 5 лет назад

That was a wonderfully interesting and informative video. Thanks for sharing! The information will aid me in my personal home building project one day soon, I hope.

@KoalityofLife 5 лет назад

Our well is 450 feet deep with 60 feet of steel casing, total cost of our well after pump installed and water pumped out of the ground was (rounding to nearest thousand) $31,000. But up here in our area there is only 2 well drillers and they are booked out 2 months all the time.

@keekeejenkins6162 5 лет назад

I live in Watauga County a little outside Boone NC. We had to drill 720' in 2015. It was $12k. Funny numbers but feel grateful. Kind of a similar story to you guys with the ridges. I'm excited to see what's next for you guys😁

@michellek2012 5 лет назад

So excited for you guys. Keep the rum handy, it won’t be the last time you will need it. 😀

@sharongodbout9014 5 лет назад

Money well spent! Less than I expected! Health safety first! :-)

@BigWaveDav1 3 года назад

I've got 2 deep wells (280 and 500 ft) that were drilled in the early 70's when my 5 acres was first developed. I've been here 20 years and through 3 extreme droughts and 2 'exceptional' droughts. Niether well gives more than ~ pint/ minute a few months after the rains quit. I put in 7,500 gal of tank storage 18 years ago which helps me get through the dry times.

@zachstough502 5 лет назад

Great informative video! My wife and I are planning to do something similar to what you two are doing and we think we found the “property” we like but there is no well on the property. Our current home already has a well and we’re very pleased with the taste/quality of the water. I researched well digging in the area of said “property” and got so much conflicting information that it isn’t funny. This video really helps. Especially since another “property” that caught our eye already has a well on it. So your information on costs was very, very much appreciated. Keep doing what you’re doing in terms of your life style and especially the video’s. Your kind sharing of knowledge is especially appreciated by my wife and I, and I’m quite sure, many, many others. Peace be to both of you and may God bless you!

@arussianasset3948 5 лет назад

What a relief! I'm glad for you guys. Lookin forward to foundation work now.

@georgiapeach2339 5 лет назад

I know it's expensive but I'm speaking from experience of having well water for 28 years. You may want to have a standby well pump put away. They tend to break on Sundays and holidays. In 28 years we went through three pumps.

@ReapWhatYouSeauxLeJeune 5 лет назад

jennifer dumbris I totally agree with you!!! We have a well on our homestead...

@katballou6316 3 года назад

Remember with Electric pump when electricity goes out the pump doesnt work. So need a a backup power source. Learned that the hard way

@GrandsonofKong 5 лет назад

The investment you made in the well has added to the value of your land now and in the future. We are on county/utility water here with all that brings. One thing is "tiered cost levels vs water usage". We are considering a well for irrigation purposes. As we are "out West" starting to think the costs may easily swamp out the ROI of a well though for just irrigation. Time to do some investigation into this. Look forward to more videos when you post them!

@simonknight4744 5 лет назад

Yet another fantastic video very informative. I feel that I'm part of the build and just so excited for you all

@Titus212b 5 лет назад

All the wells here in AZ are set up like yours. I know of no one who had a pitless. Of course, we don't get the temps like you guys. And you were absolutely right.. Let the pros do the setup. For that investment, it's more than worth it. I replaced my pump and piping last year. Switched from galvanized piping to PVC. Thought about doing it myself, but yeah.. They had the truck.. LOL.. SO glad I didn't attempt it after watching them. 'Course now that it's PVC piping, maybe next time.....

@doyourbest.9554 2 года назад

I dropped $5K on huge upgrades and more capacity on our old family water well...my Poppa drilled the well back in 1976. 180 feet but I'm so pumped about having my family well up and running...pun intended!

@divyaboy 5 лет назад

Speaking about steel pipe a few years back I was helping a friend out and I met the friend on a job his Company was doing. They were replacing steel pipe with copper from the street to the house the steel pipes were less than 20 years old and the corrosion build up was so bad that you could barely fit a pencil through the 2" Inch Steel pipe they were replacing. I couldn't believe it. Seeing is believing and that blew my mind that reservoir supplies all of Boston and surrounding towns it's 65 Mile's away It's Called the Quabbin Reservoir the aquifer is an incredible build Brick by Brick, That's why they were using copper the homeowners had to pay and copper is antibacterial

@poodledaddles1091 5 лет назад

I loved the well digging videos! It's a great investment in your life and just added equity to your property.

@p.l.larose3851 5 лет назад

"There's water in these hills". Classic !!!

@actactivecreativethinkers9970 5 лет назад

So my husband and I want to buy some land in either Kentucky Tennessee or North Carolina. We want that to be our forever home we also want to well. We actually think $11,000 is a great deal we were thinking it would be $30,000. Thank you so much for being candid and sharing this with us. It gives us a little bit of hope!

@lindacummings6921 5 лет назад

Now that your wonderful new water source is a reality, you can finally go forward, at your own pace, with your house plans. I hope you will occasionally give us a few children and chicken updates, now that summer is right around the corner.

@essemsween818 5 лет назад

I thought both of you did an awesome job of the Water Dowsing. You have plenty of trees cutting a fire break isn't going to ruin your land, it'll just add to the decade of firewood you already cut lol. I know it was a lot of dosh (& I was praying you'd strike a PL4L well that only went 80 ft or so, although that's ridiculous because you're on top of a mountain) BUT you could've drilled to 500 ft and got nothing! It could've run to $30,000 before you got decent, secure water, so it has to be a "coulda been worse" project, I'm really happy that you won't be at the mercy of the vagaries of the sink well in the new house. Are you going to try growing anything at all this year Jaime? Even if it's just in pots?

@robertruvalcaba9886 5 лет назад

11K well spent. Congrats

@jodyflores601 5 лет назад

Congratulations on your deep well, what a relief that it's done! $11,000 really to me doesn't sound bad for water. Water is life. Money well spent. Slow, steady, forward motion you all go, blessings. :)

@johnzempel4035 5 лет назад

That’s a lot of chickens! Thanks for entertaining my question!

@Balligat 5 лет назад

WOW, that really was a lot of money. But, put into perspective like you did in the video shows that it was worth it. What surprised me most was the method of finding the spots where to drill.

@lions1310 5 лет назад

I'm Australian and lots of people here have above ground tanks and drink rainwater. Even people who have town water. It's beautiful clear water, very tasty 😊

@Berkeloid0 5 лет назад

There's also a lot of people here who have had dead rats in their tanks and other lovely surprises :)

@nineteenninetyfive 5 лет назад

Following your progress has been really interesting. Keep it up.

@scochat 5 лет назад

OMG, i was waiting till the end of the video, hoping to see the water coming out of that faucet!! :P Uffff... i feel relieved now! :D lol

@ciaobella8963 5 лет назад

I was guessing that the total cost would be 12K. Guess all my years in business gave me a good sense of it. For me, I think the price you paid was "well" worth it haha. God bless that new well, may it provide clean water for the rest of your lives and beyond.

@banjobenson9348 5 лет назад

That all in price is very reasonable, good job

@CiaofCleburne 3 года назад

Thats wow!!! 💰💰💰 We found an old well on our “raw” property, but have no clue yet what it will take to get that water soirce up and running, or even know if it can succeed! Time will tell I suppose. Until then, I’m happy just be a perma-camper on my new land!! We are MO Ozarks

@VagabondAnne 5 лет назад

You could use the spring to make a spring house - outdoor refrigeration.

@monk43012 5 лет назад

Deep wells. Cry now and smile for a lifetime.

@gordonwilloughby8793 5 лет назад

I don't know if you have a harbor freight in your area but if you do they sell a generator for around $525. Watch for sales on it. It is a 7000 watt continuous generator with 110-220 volts. It has electric start. I got one for our home 4 or 5 years ago. It works very well and runs every thing in our house as long as we don't start everything at the same time when the generator is first connected so things have a chance to catch up.

@stephensartain8555 5 лет назад

That's a great price. I had a well drilled in Idaho last year and struck water at 165 ft. 5 gallon a minute. Everything totaled to $10,000

@TheLeehendrickson 5 лет назад

Fantastic job...I'm so happy for you and excited to follow your adventure.

@BexarPrepper 5 лет назад

You're lucky mine will be 12k for 450' just for the hole. Blessings

@BexarPrepper 5 лет назад

@M&M Overland Adventures dang it's just crazy for a hole in the ground. Blessings

@homesteadwannabee4253 5 лет назад

Can't put a dollar amount on health and security. Well, you can but... lol I'm just happy you hit water. Waiting with anticipation for what's next. Blessings ~

@ReapWhatYouSeauxLeJeune 5 лет назад

Homestead Wannabee you are right!!!

@GeekboyNC 5 лет назад

I figured it would be twice that price. I grew up near there and I had some friends that were in the well drilling trade. There was a lot of competition even back then. My grandparents farmed in that area and had wells that were much less deep, but they were on flatter land. Good luck finding contractors. Everyone is remodeling and it is hard to get general contractors and subs.

@alexlowe895 5 лет назад

The well may have been costly but the time saved in filtering and laundry wear and tear,household equipment wear and tear of dirtier water will Save Money. TIME IS MONEY, the well was indeed money well spent. CONGRATS

@kaylakristine1290 5 лет назад

Now this is sobering. Thank you for the detailed dose of reality.

@catfishjenkem2226 5 лет назад

11 Grand is a very reasonable price .. Just think what cars cost these days . I am glad that it turned out great ..

@roaddog4334 5 лет назад

I noticed I was getting anxious for you guys when I was watching the second video. So glad it worked out for you. In my area of Kalifornia, a $200 - $500 a month water bill is common. Sláinte

@tonygrimes13 5 лет назад

An *Irish* expression from someone in California!!!!! I'm impressed.

@seagnatprepper9613 5 лет назад

we have several wells on our property (20 acres) and all of them are pvc casings and most of the wells that we are aware of are pvc …. we are in the panhandle of florida … our deep wells (2) are about 330' …. we also have 1 shallow well 45'

@riverakua2315 5 лет назад

I absolutely LOVE your journey, your experiences, and sharing it with us. Would love to do the same. I understand wells can average around $15K. Congratulations for pressing forward and realizing your ultimate dreams.

@keithconway4567 5 лет назад

Water equals Life. Congrats!

@MyCricketGirl 5 лет назад

Cool! Good for you guys. 👍🏼 I love our deep well. We are on city water but about 18 years ago we put a deep well in (352 ft down) for our sprinkler. It cost $1550.00. During hurricanes if we ever lose power and water our well will even free flow without the pump.

@allencallender2205 5 лет назад

That first glass of water cost more than the finest whisky you will ever drink. After that, the price come down a lot. Fortunately.

@robertrockwell7581 5 лет назад

i live in southwest Michigan near the Indiana border and the going rate is between 10 and 20 thousand. you did good

@neilmunro6683 5 лет назад

Great that the gamble paid dividends for you both.Well done! I think for such a deep well you guys got a great deal. Kindness your way Neil (Lochness Scottish Highlands )

@jazfarm5726 5 лет назад

Colorado here. Seriously expensive. I’d guess an average of 35k. Ours is 265 feet deep. Water table at 90. 11k is a great deal. Oh ya, we had to add a pre filter and softener for calcium and iron. We use a Berkey, water catchment and a small RO unit for cooking water. It runs clean until we are contaminated by fracking fluid.

@charlesanderso1686 5 лет назад

We had a well that fed our home. Every glass of water had a bad smell and black grains of sand in it. A string wound media filter followed by a carbon filter cleaned the water up. The string wound filters got changed every month and the carbon filter got changed every 6 months. Very affordable. With bypass, depressurization and isolation valves this was done very easily.

@SMVinzant 5 лет назад

I wondered why you didn't install a pitless adapter. Thanks for addressing that in your video. I did a quick search about it and it seems that it *may* be permissible (in NC) in a _new_ (before the casing is cemented in) installation. Other stipulations apply as well. Too late for that now ;) Our well has a pitless adapter, I live in Northwestern Illinois, it gets cold and the frost goes DEEP here. It's the only way it will work here, everything underground. The reason for the spigot with no threads is to take a water sample. The threads on a hose bib can harbor bacteria and cause problems of give you a false positive in your E.Coli test. Your pump guy seemed to be on-point with his installation, very well done. Take care of him, and he will take care of you. Are you willing or able to share your SketchUp plans of your house? I would love to see what you have in mind.

@pandjnixon 5 лет назад

230V pump needs much lighter wire feed over that distance, than a low voltage pump for same horsepower/watts, so that saves on buying heavy copper cable.

@jeffmays3608 5 лет назад

In west Tn well drillers on average charge 4500 for the first 100 ft plus 10 dollars a foot after 100 ft. Everything included, setup n ready to go accept for the electricity part and trench / water line going to your house.

@tucker476 5 лет назад

Please read up on a pit less adapter.... You will find out that you can run the water line out to the house (3 ft.) and not freeze. Worth the read... One time we did here in Ohio. Now the cap you used is absolute ... Other than that they did a very good job!!

@melvinfrisbey8611 3 года назад

You don't know how good you had it. We just had a well drilled in eastern Oregon. It costs about $3,500 to drill 100 ft. We finally hit good water at 615 ft. The estimated GPM is 500-600. The static water level is 24 ft. At this point, we've spent $32,262, which includes 8-inch steel casing to 300 ft. If we have to add 6-inch casing, it will cost another $5,780. And we haven't even touched the cost of a pump, etc. The driller hit water at 60 ft, but it smelled like rotten eggs and was full of iron. Not drinkable.

@jackies35 3 года назад

WOW!! Oh my LORD!!! I am planning on purchasing property now in NJ. The cost of the property is over $20k. It's 0.93 acre of land. I am coming from the big city apartment (and love the easy access to water all day). There are several homes around the lot I am going to buy. However, before I go down this route, I wanted to make sure my first steps. 1. Due diligence and perc. testing (to confirm its buildable)?

@robertholl6925 5 лет назад

If you have the right conditions, a Beaver could build your pond you want and maintain it at your old seep spring. May have too many down sides, but an idea.

@sweetdweams 5 лет назад

Sure was worth it. Congratulations.

@molliejonte2732 5 лет назад

So glad y'all got water!! Good water is a must I think you got a very good deal! Good water that will not be effected by drought, priceless.

@ynotshowme2ur3times 5 лет назад

Only thing i can sugest futher then you guys already have covered is whenever you get the water lines dug for your house............while your at it dig a trench while you have the equipment right there out to were you might put a barn or shop or garden right away for hydrants. Not only cause the equipments already there but also one less time youll have to dig up to your well and prevent any posibility disturbing your well

@CreatingASimplerLifeOffGrid 5 лет назад

A lot of thought goes into where to put it! We drilled 680’ and still had to frack it!

@stokeburner6730 5 лет назад

I will be along for the ride.

@sandyjacobs6202 5 лет назад

Loved this to day first because you dont have to share but thank you i want to ask a stupid question will you use any wood on your prop to build any thing or can you so you might be able to save a little money i am very excited to be along for your great adventure

@manolisgledsodakis873 5 лет назад

Maybe try punctuation?

@FirstSuiGeneris 5 лет назад

*_Glad to see the Dirt! I was thinking about the cost of the well would be around $9000.00 to $12000.00 small price to pay, and considering its an excellent investment for your future. Out West that would have been easy $40,000.00 now that would make me choke on my Rum. Thank you for the Dirt!_*

@tammyrosebrugh4871 5 лет назад

Lol. Good luck you two. Hope you get to start building soon!

@robertsteinbrecher5269 5 лет назад

I've always heard to expect a minimum 10K for a well. Sounds like it is true.

@donaldk.macbaird4950 5 лет назад

Where I live a 140 ft well is very shallow.The average well depth in my area is between 900 and 1200 ft.

@GandolphTheGreyBeard 5 лет назад

$11k is a very good price! Here in south Texas, water drillers prices are inflated due to the oil industry. The last quote I got was $18k for a 320' well. The peace of mind is worth it, though.

@joeregitschnig2158 5 лет назад

Congratulations, just a heads up have the PH tested in a few months to see how it will react with copper and brass ( water heaters, and faucets and copper pipe)

@debbiebix 5 лет назад

You two are amazing.

@marshacannon1021 5 лет назад

Wondering whether the people asking "why a well?" have ever used both well water & spring/seep water that is less clean (acknowledging that some spring water is pristine, while yours is not). I grew up with well water and it was wonderful.

@redbirdSmith-jz6fj 5 лет назад

Years ago our well went dry. it cost 17 grand to go deeper to hit more. Your price is pretty good actually.

@jamiemckenzie8516 5 лет назад

I was about to suggest turning it into a pond for livestock and fish !

@carlinkay1151 5 лет назад

I was thinking 20k, so you got a good deal!

@michelecox5241 5 лет назад

So excited for you guys! Now you can breathe! :)

@KatMa664 5 лет назад

It does not take a lot of money to put in a few extra pipes for a sprinkler system in your home while it is in the building process. You do not have to attach water to it but at least put the pipes in. It’s just a little more PVC or whatever they use today. Putting it in later will cost a fortune. Yes you have a fire department but I personally know people whose homes have burned to the ground up there. In the mountains the fire department does not reach you fast enough. Just a little advice from an old lady.

@timerickson7056 3 года назад

I like to tell a story about a neighborhood in a town I lived in. this are was where they mayor ,bank owner, grocery store owner basically the wealthiest people lived . the town council decided to go put city water and sewer in that neighborhood Inorder to reach 2 new planned schools.. the people in the neighborhood sued to prevent it. this held up the construction of the schools by 2 years costing a. pile more money. finally they reached a agreement as the sewer lines went in the residents had to hook up to sewer but they could stay on their wells. WITHIN 3 months if hooking up to sewer everyone's well went dry. they were drinking from shallow wells fed by their drain fields LMAO. ever year as a kid we would have outbreaks of typhoid fever dipthera etc. diseases like those are unheard of now . I'M A CLEAN WATER GUY

@803trends 5 лет назад

Holy shiitake that was some money you pumped out (pun intended) but the second best investment you could make in your plans. Congratulations and many blessings moving forward.

@ynotshowme2ur3times 5 лет назад

A friend had his well drilled this year. $8300. Metal casing with pitless mount 215ft deep thats it! Then had a backhoe come dig for waterlines. Still has to hire a plumber to install the pump and whatnot.......then have equipment come back and burry......pretty sure your price is better.

@lukewarm2075 5 лет назад

Great Video really like this format congrats

@roamingelk7271 5 лет назад

Wow! $11K would be a dream to pay here in Colorado. Average here is $40-$50k. One guy in my neighborhood has spent close to $100k. It's lots of money, but still a worthy investment in your home. After building your home the view will be a million dollar view so to speak. And that well cost could be recouped if you ever sold.

@roamingelk7271 5 лет назад

In addition, I completely understand the tradesman issue. My town is in a strange "Bermuda Triangle" for getting repairs and work done. I can call 10 people. And maybe get 3 calls returned and if I'm lucky one to show up. And then no guarantee that person does a quality job! I was in love with your pump guys. Fantastic job! And I know because I had to watch RU-vid to learn how to diagnose and fix my own cistern pump and pressure tank. My pressure tank was set way to high and I wasted so much electricity. I only live about 5 Mike's from town and on decent dirt roads, but hard to find quality tradesman. Watch them like a hawk when you start building. Best of luck!!

@dennis4251 5 лет назад

OH, 5 mike`s... yup. Blessings.

@sylviabradley7355 5 лет назад

Worth every penny💥

@Guildbrookfarm 5 лет назад

Yep

@ibislife 5 лет назад

Well done! A little side tracked here, but where you are building, do you overlook your temporary dwelling? Thinking of the cleared area, and if you are going to keep your animals there? Would love to se a drawing of the future homestead layout. Thanks.