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Well pump repair & replacement in Wilton & Lyndeborough, NH

Wilton and Lyndeborough: village water and private wells

Wilton Water Works serves part of Wilton. Outside its service area, and throughout Lyndeborough (where we found no community system in state data), homes rely on private wells.

Drilled wells, and some older dug wells

Recorded bedrock wells have a median depth of about 425 feet in Wilton (211 wells) and about 365 feet in Lyndeborough (143 wells). Some older homes in New Hampshire still use shallow dug wells, often with a jet pump in the basement rather than a submersible in the well. Dug wells are also the first to feel a dry spell (NHDES).

Which pump do you have?

If there’s a pump with a motor sitting in your basement, it’s likely a jet pump. If you only see a pressure tank and switch, the pump is down in the well. Either way, tell us in the form and the pro will know what to bring. See submersible vs. jet pumps.

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Milford · Mont Vernon · New Boston

Water-system notes come from NHDES public water system data and utility reports, and may miss recent changes. Your town or utility has the final word.

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