When it comes to accessing groundwater from deep wells, a deep well pump is the perfect solution. Deep well pumps are specially designed to draw water from deep underground sources, typically more than 25 feet deep.

Deep well pumps are commonly used in rural areas and farms where access to municipal water is limited. These pumps are capable of lifting water from great depths to the surface for various purposes like irrigation, livestock watering, and domestic use.

The design of a deep well pump allows it to withstand the high pressure exerted by the weight of the water column. Some deep well pumps use a jet system, where water is forced up through a narrow pipe that creates a vacuum and lifts the water to the surface. Other types of deep well pumps, such as submersible pumps, are designed to be submerged in the water, eliminating the need for priming and creating a more efficient pumping process.

Installing and maintaining a deep well pump requires professional expertise. It involves determining the appropriate pump size, depth, and ensuring proper electrical connections.