A wellpoint is an excellent alternative water source. However, you may be wondering why you should consider alternative water sources.
Council water can be both expensive and unreliable at times. A quick look at your rates accounts shows that Council water can be pricey. This is especially true when you water your garden or fill a pool. As a result, it can lead to a high water bill.
Additionally, water pipes can also burst and leak. As a result, this causes interruptions to the water supply. You can have peace of mind by having an alternative water source.
There are many benefits to having a wellpoint. Before we dive in, let’s stop to look a little closer at what a borehole is.
WHAT IS A WELL POINT AND HOW DOES IT DIFFER FROM A BOREHOLE?
A wellpoint is a well that is drilled to access shallow groundwater. As a result, they usually go to a depth of 10m – 15m, but no more than 15m. In contrast, a borehole is used for areas where the water table is found at a lower depth, usually between 10m – 200m.
Factors that determine whether you need a wellpoint or borehole are
- The area you live in
- How deep the water table is
Let’s take a closer look at the many benefits of having your own wellpoint.
THE BENEFITS OF INSTALLING A WELLPOINT ARE AS FOLLOWS:
- It’s cost-effective to install
- Saves you money on your water bill
- It adds great value to your property
- It is quick to install
- Helps you save potable water
- Can be consumed once tested and treated
- You can fill your pool
- You can run your irrigation and water your garden
- Gives you a secure water source
- Uninterrupted supply of water
A wellpoint can help you keep your garden flourishing. As a result, it’s also of huge benefit if you have a veggie patch.
It’s a win-win solution all the way!
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