Well Drillers Near Rudyard, Michigan

A geological estimate for the Rudyard area.

Detailed Summary

Based on synthesis of multiple well logs in the Rudyard region, the most common subsurface profile is thick clay or clayey till (often 90-150 ft), sometimes interbedded with thin sand seams, transitioning to fine and coarse sand layers (with possible gravel) at depth. Water is primarily sourced from these lower sand/gravel aquifers, occasionally above shallow limestone bedrock in some wells. Typical static water levels are moderate to deep (8-70 ft b.g.), supporting 10-15 GPM residential supplies at depths of 120-150 ft. Casing is usually set through the clay and sand, with wells grouted to approximately sand layer depth.

Expected Geological Layers