Oh, that's a shame. My dad had to have his well redrilled a couple years ago because of the drought. I think it was originally around 150ft deep and they had to go to 300ft, maybe 350ft to hit water again. Thankfully we are out of the drought now so it shouldn't be an issue for a long time 😅
I think only about 100 feet before hitting shale rock, which was against Tennessee code to break through because of methane gas being below it.
Oh, that's a shame. My dad had to have his well redrilled a couple years ago because of the drought. I think it was originally around 150ft deep and they had to go to 300ft, maybe 350ft to hit water again. Thankfully we are out of the drought now so it shouldn't be an issue for a long time 😅