Here at All Phaze Irrigation, your well, submersible pump, centrifugal pump, shallow & deep well jet pump service installation and repair provider, we specialize in installation, service and trouble shooting of many types of wells. A water well is in excavation or structure created in the ground by digging, driving, boring or drilling to access ground water in underground aquifers. The well water is drawn by a pump which can be located both above and below the surface.

Knowing the basics of water wells is important whether you are planning to install a new well or are a current well owner. Let our professionals guide you in making sound decisions regarding your well installation. Depending on its use: location, pumps size and quality of water are key components when using a well. Proper well construction and continued maintenance are keys to the safety of your water supply.

If you get your water from a private well, a water distribution system is used to pump and deliver your water from an underground source to your home. This system consists of several components, including plumbing, a pressurized storage tank, a control device such as a pressure switch to operate the components and of course, a pump and motor to draw the water from the ground and into your home.

The well pump and motor are crucial elements in the system. Selecting the correct type and size pump depends on some factors including the aquifer depth, the distribution system, the pressure needed, the number and flow rate of fixtures and other factors.

Commonly used in drilled wells, the submersible well pump is usually a single unit housing both the pump and motor. It is typically about 3 1/2 inches in diameter, and the entire unit is 2 to 3 feet long. The pump is placed in the well below the water level. The well casing should be at least four inches in diameter, but submersible pumps are available to fit wells with a diameter as small as three inches.

A well is considered to be shallow if it is less than 50 feet deep. The source of a well as an aquifer. An aquifer is an underground layer of permeable soil such as sand or gravel that contains water and allows the passage of water. Our knowledge of shallow wells is impeccable throughout the entire Tampa Bay area. Diagnosing the correct problem is crucial and we here at All Phaze irrigation are your well experts. We install me the highest quality shallow well pumps in the industry an offer a 1 year warranty from the date of installation.

A well is considered to be a deep well if it is deeper than 50 feet. A deep well system is suitable for low water tables or confined aquifers. Each deep well has its own submersible pump which can generate high and low and volumes of ground water. These pumps are known for their reliability and last over a decade. Troubleshooting diagnosing any problems that occur should be left to the professionals here at All Phaze Irrigation. We have the latest and greatest equipment to provide us with accuracy to correct any issues at hand.

The versatile and straightforward centrifugal well pump produces a smooth even water flow. It’s maximum suction lift is 25 feet and has a maximum total lift of 300 feet. The rotating impeller develops a partial vacuum that provides the suction lift. The impeller increases the water velocity through your system, and a diffuser converts velocity to pressure. To begin operating, a centrifugal pump must be primed, and it is best used as a booster pump.

If you’re in the market for a new well pump, or need serivce or repair, the best solution is to speak with an All Phaze Irrigation water well professional. We can help you determine the best option and size pump for your particular water well and groundwater conditions. We are available to provide an estimate by calling our office at 727.215.7850