Well Drillers Near Friendship, Wisconsin

A geological estimate for the Friendship area.

Detailed Summary

Based on the sample of well logs from Friendship and surrounding areas in Adams County, the most representative geological sequence begins with a surface sand layer (commonly extending 25–35 ft), underlain by sandy clay or clay (when present) for roughly 5–15 ft, then transitioning to thick zones of sand or sand/gravel mixtures typically continuing to the base of the commonly drilled interval (60 to 105 ft). In deeper, high-capacity wells or rotary wells, sandstone is frequently encountered beneath these deposits. The water table (static level) usually sits between 10 and 35 feet below ground. A standard residential well seeking 5–15+ GPM yield is most often completed at about 65–75 feet, with some higher-capacity or rotary wells going deeper, commonly to 100–105 feet, with screens set in the deeper sand or initial bedrock zones.

Expected Geological Layers