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Geothermal HVAC Loop Drilling Services
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At Go! Green Drilling, we are dedicated to delivering the most energy efficient ground loops with professional and qualified design and installation services. We stride to do this by providing its clients with multiple services to fit their needs for efficient heating & cooling needs.
Our geothermal drilling services include:
- Mud & Air rotary drilling for the vertical ground
loops
- Installation of the vertical loop
- Thermally-Enhanced Grout (from bottom to the
top of the borehole)
- Loop & Header Hookup to the clients loop
circulating pump
We do not design any geothermal heat pump system. We leave that to the Experienced Licensed HVAC Contractor. We do prefer to work with IGSHPA Accredited Installers.
We have a great deal of experience in all aspects of installation of energy efficient geothermal loops and can answer any questions you may have. We can also assist with contractors during any part of the planning process. We want to make sure our clients have the most energy efficient geothermal system to fit their needs.
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- Shallow wells
- Deep wells
- Jet pumps
- Centrifugal pumps
- Submersible pumps
- Water well repair
- Water well pump repair
- Water well pump for irrigation
- Water well repair for open loop Geothermal
- Water well plugging if necessary
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A well must be permanently abandoned or repaired if it acts as a source or channel of contamination. The well owner is responsible for having the well permanently abandoned if it is required except in the following situations:
- The Well Contractor must abandon the well if they have not
installed the casing in the well or have removed the casing from the well;
- The Well Contractor must abandon the well if it is required because
the driller improperly located, constructed, repaired or completed the well; or
- The person who installed, removed or repaired the pump must
abandon the well if it is required due to improper pump installation, removal, or repair. (15A NCAC 2C .0113 (e) (2) )
Any person abandoning a well must submit a record of abandonment (form GW-30) to the Groundwater Section within 30 days after completion. The procedures for abandonment apply regardless of the age of the well or length of time the well has been used. A certified well contractor must be used to abandon all wells in North Carolina. However, the well owners may abandon their own well if done in accordance with 15A NCAC 2C .0100. There are two major categories of wells: Drilled Wells are usually 2-10 inches in diameter, have steel or thermoplastic casing and are typically “punched” or drilled into unconsolidated sediments or consolidated bedrock. Bored Wells are usually 18-36 inches in diameter, have clay or concrete casings and usually are hand dug, or bored with a large diameter power auger into unconsolidated sediments or weathered bedrock. The requirements for well abandonment are different for these two well types.
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© Copyright 20101 Go! Green Drilling, Inc. Design by Randall E. Cutter
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The regulation of private wells mandated by the N.C. Well Construction Act (NC GS 87-88) includes siting, design, and installation requirements. However, it remains the responsibility of the property owner to test his/her own water once the well is installed. Residents should consult a state licensed well driller to get their water tested for various contaminants..
We will collect a water sample and submit it to a state approved testing facility and supply you with the results. We will collect a water sample and submit it to a state approved testing facility and supply you with the results.
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We have added the downhole (borehole) camera technology to investigate and document conditions in wells. If you are having problems with your well and you can't determine the cause, give us a call and we will bring our camera to inspect your well.
Applications
- Inspect integrity of wells or pipes
- Determine depth to water table within a well
- Identify presence and location of laterals
- Identify presence and location of screens in monitoring wells
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Go! Green Drilling, Inc. 6105 Rest Home Rd. Claremont, NC 28610 828-367-1293 (office) 828-228-1695 (cell)
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