Sight Glass

The sight glass for the pressure tank has been updated. The tube was procured online easily, but the original connections for it proved much more difficult. It has now been reworked with fittings easily found at Home Depot.

Here is the final setup for the chlorination system. The storage unit came from Home Depot. It fits 2 chlorine barrels perfectly and was the best solution to protect them from the elements, but still have easy access.

Electric Approved

The city of Southlake approved the electric work and issued a permit. Now Tri County Electric can come back and install the base meter.

This is the new chlorine pump which will service the system.

Final Connections

The new well is now plumbed into the system and new panel up.

Well #1 electric was updated.

Concrete pad, electric, meter, and plumbing added to well #2

Container for chlorine barrels. This will be placed once the concrete pad has dried.

Underground Electric

Under rainy conditions the men were out running the machinery to run the electric underground, put in the grounding stake, etc....

Beginnings of control new control board and well #1 underground electric at SW corner...

Electric & Concrete Work

Today preliminary work began for the well slab.


Installing the base meter and trenching to Tri County's power pole.


Power conduit from well #1 at SE corner of well house.

Power Pole

Tri County Electric came out this week and installed the new power pole and transformers to meet the requirements of the new well pump.


Thanks to Arthur M. for the pics.

Down Well Pump

The test pump was pulled today...



The new pump....


Tri County will be installing a new pole and meter base next.
Thanks to Arthur M. for contributing pics.