r/WaterWellDrilling

Have a 35 year old well that will have the pump replaced in the near future. For the first 70 feet, it is 6 " steel casing only. Then PVC , (mostly perforated noted in the well log) down to 160 feet. Does adding the PVC liner make the sense I think it does to ward off any potential collapse? No iron / sand / water issues at this point.

The City of Los Angeles is hiring a Drill Rig Operator. Job duties include Operating heavy duty hydraulic and mechanical drill rigs that can drill through soil and rock to depths of 100 feet or more. Drilling methods employed include bucket auger, flight auger, hollow-stem auger, and rotary wash. For more information visit the City's Personnel website. https://personnel.lacity.gov/jobs/openings/index.cfm?job_id=9496

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