Joe Samples
Well Drilling can design, install, and repair your water
well pumping system. We warehouse all components necessary
to install and repair your water system in order to maintain
the most reliable and most efficient service available. If
you should have problems with your well system, we strive to
maintain same-day service for your immediate needs.
Conventional
Residential Pump System
There are several factors to take into consideration when
properly sizing a submersible pump system that will stand
the test of time. Well depth, estimated yield of water
supply, static (standing water level), drawdown (pumping
water level), and offset distance (from well to pressure
tank) need to be equated to insure that your submersible
pump system will meet water usage needs effectively and
efficiently. According to the State of Tennessee
regulations, pumping systems must be installed and serviced
by licensed professionals. The efficiency of a water system
is entirely dependent on proper pump selection and system
installation.
Submersible pumps are the most reliable and efficient means
of water delivery on the market today. When it comes to
submersible pumps, you usually get what you pay for. That is
why Joe Samples Well Drilling only carries high quality
stainless steel submersible pumps. Other companies may
install plastic or bronze submersibles but we have found
that a properly sized and installed stainless steel pump
will last an average of 15 years with some running over 40
years!!
The main parts of a complete submersible pump system are the
pump, piping, pitless adapter, pressure tank, and controls.
The pump is all stainless steel construction and consists of
a 230 volt electric motor mounted to the pump end. This pump
is attached to piping, usually 20 foot joints of threaded
PVC, and set to a specific depth. The water line is able to
exit the well underground by means of a pitless adapter
allowing the water line to stay below the frost line so
there is no danger of freezing. The water line and wire is
then usually run to a basement or crawl-space where the
pressure tank will be located. With a few modifications the
pressure tank and controls can be set at a temporary
location at the well head if necessary. The pressure tank is a
special tank that consists of an air "bladder" that is
located inside the steel tank. This air bladder allows the
pump system to "build pressure" as the pump pushes water
into the tank and compresses the trapped air. The pump is
then turned off by a pressure switch that detects when
proper cut-off pressure has been met. When a spigot is
opened, the compressed air pushes the water out of the tank
and will continue to do so until the cut-on pressure is met
and the pump is turned back on.
Constant
Pressure Pumping System
Constant Pressure water systems are designed to provide you
with continuous flow of water on demand. Depending on the
water usage demands that your family, business, or
irrigation system require, there may be times that the
demand is greater than a conventional system can provide.
Variable speed technology has allowed us to improve your
home water system by virtually eliminating pressure
fluctuations. Constant pressure water controllers
continuously monitor water demand and adjust the speed of
your submersible pump to provide the water you need without
changes in system pressure. You can take a shower, run the
dishwasher, and even sprinkle the lawn, all at the same
time. Constant pressure systems feature smooth, quiet
operation, a wide variety of pressure settings and built-in
pump protection. You can also use a much smaller pressure
tank and reclaim much needed space.
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the integrity
of the system. The use of flat-jacketed submersible cable,
top quality piping, the best pressure tanks on the market,
and over 55 years of experience give Joe Samples Well
Drilling the competitive advantage. We take pride in using
only the highest quality components available to give you
the best possible water system with years of trouble free
service. 
