Perform hydrofracturing on a low-yield bedrock well
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Steps
Pull the pump and drop pipe, then clean out the well before treatment
Set an inflatable packer well below the casing/grout seal, respecting the state's minimum seating depth below the casing shoe and ground surface
Inject high-pressure water (commonly up to about 3,000 psi) in stages to open and extend water-bearing fractures
Monitor injected versus returned water volume during treatment
Retest yield and redisinfect the well before reinstalling the pump
Known gotchas
The packer must be seated deep enough below the casing seal to avoid breaching the sanitary seal; states that regulate this set specific minimum depths
Yield improvement is variable; some low-yield wells see only modest gains, so set owner expectations before treatment
Because equipment re-enters the borehole, the well must be redisinfected after hydrofracturing before returning to service
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