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We would like to use a pitless adapter on our concrete encased bored well here in northern Va.But my preliminary research at our local Home Depot seems to show that the adapters stocked fit only steel lined well casing.The threaded end of the pitless adapter appeared to be too short to penetrate our concrete well casing and the instructions with the adapter illustrate metal well casing only with no referance to concrete.Are the adapters available for concrete well casing?
Thanks;
Don Lauer
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We would like to use a pitless adapter on our concrete encased bored well here in northern Va.But my preliminary research at our local Home Depot seems to show that the adapters stocked fit only steel lined well casing.The threaded end of the pitless adapter appeared to be too short to penetrate our concrete well casing and the instructions with the adapter illustrate metal well casing only with no referance to concrete.Are the adapters available for concrete well casing?
Thanks;
Don Lauer