Utilities & Mobile Any Recent Water Drilling Success

HOLY COW!

I will definitely remember to get bottled water. I've lived in a couple of places in the States where I had no choice but to use bottled water as the tap water hit us all up with bad tummies - but not because of contaminants like you've mentioned.

For sure will factor this into the budget. How much is the cost for delivery service there? Say, for two people for a monthly charge?

nwlivewire

 

We pay P25 for 5 liter bottle, same as wry's above image. That's delivered. We go through about 3 a week. Just the two of us. So it's very cheap.

 

Thanks jimeve for this. More good to know stuff!

 

When you are here and settled, ie you have chosen and found where you want to live I am sure most of us will be able to provide you with details of as a good supply at the right Price. at this time 25 p delivered is about the Norm, My Supplier is at this price and is in Junob just down from Valencia and is making moves to start Deliveries up there fairly soon.

Anyone wanting in the Area Batinguel and Taclobo up to Valencia Outskirts, Junob all parts. Pm me for more Details.

JP

 

Thanks Jack!

Always good to have a realistic budget with basic factors included into the mix.

Having lived in a part of the Pacific Northwest where we get plenty of rain, and having adequate aquifers that are very drinkable from the tap, I had overlooked the idea of not having access to a year-round supply of good drinking water.

Glad this got mentioned!

nwlivewire

 

We decided against drilling for a well. Instead we will install a 2000 liter stainless steel tank with a pump coming off the mainline to our house and run a pipe from the tank to the house increasing the water pressure and a 4 or 5 day reservoir in the event the barangay water is off. Should take about 6 days to complete.

 

Did I understood your post correctly. Are you using a pump to suck water out of the mainline?
Bad Idea! If you are sucking from the line there can be problems!!
I connected a pump to my mainline that way and I pulled in sand and junk from all the leaks. Any surface water that got sucked in would be of questionable quality.
Now I just let the water flow into my tank whenever it's available and use a pressure pump/tank to feed the house.

 

Good info Show Pony. I will find out tomorrow morning exactly what his plan is. I haven't paid much attention to his solution but I certainly will now. Thank you.

 

Just texted my guy after your good input. Thankfully, the pump will be going from the tank to the house. Good catch Show Pony.

Total cost for all the materials will be PHP46,665 plus labor