The deepest water well ever drilled in the United States is the Woodingdean Well in Woodingdean, New York. It has a depth of around 20,340 feet (6,200 meters). This well was drilled in the 1970s for oil exploration purposes but was later abandoned. It remains one of the deepest wells ever drilled in the country.
The deepest well ever drilled in Michigan is the State Geothermal Well in Lansing. It has a depth of approximately 7,500 feet. This well is used for research purposes to study the geothermal resources in the area.
Well water can produce some of the best water since the ground typically produces a wonderful filtration , but like water going through coffee grounds, it picks up the substances it encounters. In Michigan that can be arsenic, nitrates, heavy metals, PFA;s and other contaminants. Having your well water tested each year by a certified lab is a practical way to manage your home's water supply. At Hambly Water Conditioning making groundwater "safe water" for your family is our business.
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