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                     overview of TR Drilling:

• Drilling and servicing wells since 1985
• Offers personal contact
  You'll always deal with a live person
• Rapid quote - often within half an hour
• Quick Service call response - usually same day
• All drillers & service technicians are licensed

          Owner's State TDLR#: 2901AKP

 

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Cold Weather Guidelines

 

 These tips are only intended to attempt to assist you in getting your household back into water. There are absolutely no guarantees that your equipment will not freeze up under the extreme weather conditions that we are experiencing.

  You can also fill a tub or sink with water brought in to keep as a reserve for rinsing and flushing.

 

All systems:

 

Always cover your equipment as much as possible, especially around the pressure gauge area which is the most vulnerable place. Make sure all pipes that are outside are wrapped with foam heat wrap and add additional heavy blankets if available.

 

Permanent well system Without storage tank:  Let the furthest outside faucet from the well run in a steady pencil thin flow so that the well equipment will continue to flow water through the lines. Also let a steady drip take place inside the house at one faucet.

 

Permanent well system with storage tank and well house:  Install a lightbulb and space heater in well house to keep equipment warm.

 

Permanent well system with storage tank and no well house:   Construct a    makeshift tent if necessary with a heat lamp in it, if you do not have a well house. If you have a storage tank with a booster pump, cover it loosely with a tub and then wrap blankets over the it, so the blanket is not wrapped too tightly around the booster pump.