Well Water Irrigation Systems
Designed for Your Well's Real Capacity
Why Most Well Systems Fail
Common mistakes that destroy well irrigation systems
Zones Sized for City Water
Running 15 GPM zones on a 10 GPM well. Pump runs dry mid-cycle, burns out in 2 years.
No Filtration System
Sediment and minerals clog heads constantly. Iron stains everything. Valves jam.
Undersized Pressure Tank
Pump cycles 200 times per irrigation. Destroys pump motor and pressure switch.
Ignoring Water Quality
High-iron wells need oxidizing filters. Hard water needs softening. Test first.
Our Well System Specifications
What makes a properly designed well irrigation system
Every system starts with professional flow and water quality testing - no guessing
City Water vs Well Water Design
City Water System
What most installers know
Advantages
- Unlimited water supply
- 60+ PSI constant pressure
- Clean, filtered water
- No pump cycling concerns
Disadvantages
- Not applicable to well systems
- Leads to system failure
Well System (Our Approach)
Designed for reality
Advantages
- Limited to well production
- Pressure varies 20-50 PSI
- Sediment, iron, minerals
- Pump lifespan critical
- Zones matched to sustained GPM
Disadvantages
Complete Well Irrigation Services
Flow Testing
24-hour sustained GPM test, not just peak output
Water Quality Analysis
Test for iron, hardness, sediment, pH
Zone Design
Never exceed 75% of sustained well capacity
Pressure Tanks
80-120 gallon tanks prevent pump cycling
Serving Rural DFW
We provide professional irrigation and drainage solutions across the entire Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.
Well Irrigation FAQs
Get Your Well System Designed Right
Free flow testing and water quality assessment. No city-water assumptions.
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