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Originally Posted by Descant
Good points.
Normally I'd expect something 700 ft deep to store plenty of water in the vertical column, but if you (and neighbors?) have been irrigating more than normal, that could have an impact. Remote, but possible, is that there is construction in the area that involved blasting and cracked the bedrock..Testing might reveal oddities. I've used Granite State Analytrical. The do mail and have drop off locations. https://www.granitestateanalytical.com/
For awhile DES had rates set by the legilsature and they were artificially cheap which meant an artificial backlog. I think that has been resolved, but wherever you go get a firm grasp on their timeline.
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It all depends on what his static water level is and how quick his well replenishes. If he is only getting 3-6 gallons per minute and has a static water level of 40’ that won’t take long to use up especially if he pushing irrigation for landscaping and such… with the drought we are currently having and no rain in sight for the next 15 days, I think there will be a lot of dry well issues occurring…
Dan