How do you tell when you hit water when drilling a well?
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“Drillers identify water-bearing formations by monitoring changes in drill cuttings, drilling fluid, drilling resistance, and water entering the borehole. After groundwater is encountered, well flow testing is performed to determine whether the aquifer can produce enough water for the property's needs and to help determine the appropriate pump and system design.”
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