will this solve California’s water shortage issues if more residents dug their own wells?

Dang! Shallow water. Here in the Forest mountains of AZ we find water at 650 ft!

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My two questions are how did you know there was water underneath your land and what happens if you reach bedrock? Awesome video by the way!

How did the green valve get plumbed into the system?

Thanks for sharing! You’re inspiring! 😎

Wow can you do that in arizona?

Suggesting bending over for hours and laying sod Is it a good substitution for going to the gym and getting exercise Is laughable, and Begging for back problems

When you glued the first 2x6 did you start it flush to the existing board at the high side? Did you have to trim some of the bottom of your door out?

Nice, but please use some PPE when mixing concrete, your lungs will thank you!

your a dam joke lmfao i love a good comic

What schedule pipe is that 4 inch PVC ? Reason I ask is because it looked kinda flimsy! Are you using Charlotte PVC?

It’s rare to have a shallow water table like that. Do not expect to hit it at 8 feet.

Water first, then concrete,then mix. Where is the re bar?

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Nice going my friend! I’d recommend using black poly in the well as your supply line. No glued fittings and you can cut it to the exact length. It’s also a lot more durable and water safe than pvc.

You could just put a heavy-duty plastic one down.

If this house hadn’t been renovated since 1956, why wasn’t the house tested for lead paint and asbestos?

where do you buy those steel with pvc adapters?

Thank you for the video, what compound were you mudding the seams with at the end?

Great job!! Thank you, Great video

I would've dug a trench to have the waste water routed away from the hole. Especially since it's clay, it can easily clog the end of the pump

Try that shit at my house in arkansas not

Myself into the loft

I need to do 80-100m.

Excellent dedication and quality

Great job!!

Sure is a noisy area, I don't see how quiet people can live around inconsiderate loud people

That is one shallow water table.

I could drill a few inches into my neighbors water line??? I’ll make sure and test it.

Still waiting for you to show me the right way, no idea why you were so scared of jacking the house and doing it the actual right way.

Crawlspave ventilation is not always a good thing. It depends upon the climate (temperature and ambient moisture in particular). An alternative solution I have found is to install exterior drainage (several options) and an impermeable exterior surface to reduce and direct water away from the foundation (ideally concrete with a slope to the middle and then to a drain). I then add a dehumidifier into the basement or utility room adjacent to the crawlspace and a pvc duct with a circulation fan and filter box to move air to and from the crawlspace. The crawlspace will stay dry. Of course this can also raise air quality issues, so there is a tradeoff. The “best” solution was to pave the crawlsapce with an inch or two of concrete then install the dehumidifier and air circulation. Unfortunately not all crawlspaces can be accessed to do this. Mold cannot grow below a 60% ambient humidity. Termites can carry their own moisture via the tunnels they make but a lack of moisture will deter them.

What happens when get on Rocks under

huh so I just need a really long pressure washer hose and I can make a well

This is the amateur technique. The better way is to cut and affix sleepers on the joists.

Thank you i have a room just like this thank you for sharing

Smart using zip ties to mark hose lengths :)

No concern on why its two inchs low?

I really want this on an an awning that I’m building over my wife’s potting bench. But, this product is not available anymore and I noticed it was also not available anymore at Home Depot or Lowe’s. I couldn’t even find it on eBay. I really want that but it’s nowhere to be found now.

I got to do this!

Why wouldn’t you support the sagging joists with a cross beam?

Did you remove 2'' (40' PVC pipe)? How to do that? Or move it up 8' for the well point to pick up the water. Thank you very much!

I understand you-re in CA. I live here but we don't have the mineral rights, and I used to work with this guy who had one in his backyard and had a meter, and he paid to the water comp. for every drop he drained. We had a party at his house and when asked he intended to cap it off and get reed of it.

I see none of the pipes are insulated so it must not freeze where you live, cool irrigation well thanks for sharing.

pretty ghetto and sloppy but effective

The pump you use can pick up 40'' of the water? Thanks

You got probably the best channel name. Officially subscribed. Interested in seeing what you continue to get into.

the government doesn't want you to know that there is water underground.

Drilling thru clay is nice and water under clay is usually good. Here we have thousands of feet of glacial till ie lots of gravel and cobbles. You have to pound a 6" steel casing every inch.