
Back in 2008, water access was a daily challenge at 428 Rhode Island Street. With three tenants and the garden center all sharing a single municipal line, the pressure was on—literally. After researching options, Urban Roots discovered that drilling a well was far more cost-effective and sustainable than installing a second city water service.
References from two rural garden centers that had used Frey Well Drilling came back glowing. The well now provides a reliable, independent water source for the nursery and the building—a win for sustainability and the bottom line.
Low Pressure on a New 97-Foot Deep Well with 1 HP Pump
Drilled Well Suddenly No Water: Pressure Tank or Supply Line Blockage
Sizing a Minimum HP Pump for Irrigating a 3.4-Acre MX Track from a 100-Foot Well
Choosing a Pump for a New 70-ft Irrigation Well
Troubleshooting Low Pressure in a Shallow Well Irrigation System
Constant Wet Spot from Natural Spring: Test for Leaks First, Then Agency Help
High Iron Well Water on Lawn: Test Both Sources
Watering Newly Seeded Rye and Fescue: Avoiding Overwatering on Well-Drained Soil
Drilling a Water Well in Remote Locations: What You Need to Know
AeroGarden: The Smart Indoor Hydroponic System for Year-Round Fresh Produce
Well Water Testing: What to Test, When, and How Through UGA Extension
Abandoned Well Safety: Legal Requirements for Proper Sealing
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