If you live in parts of the world outside the city and farther than where most suburbs would dare to go (like the attached video describes), then you are probably familiar with water well drilling needs. On the other hand, if you do live in the city or suburbs, then wells aren’t something you are likely familiar with, primarily because you don’t use them. Cities, suburbs, and other areas that are more industrialized source their water from centralized water systems, such as facilities like water treatment plants.
So, yes, wells and processes like water well drilling may be somewhat foreign to you.
Water well drilling is both as simple as it sounds and much more complex. At the core, a water well is essentially a hole with water in it. That is also where there is more than meets the eyes, much more than water too. Beneath that hole is also a pump that helps to feed the water through the water pipeline. In most cases, large and powerful water well drilling rigs are used to dig wells. While many people in and around the city may not be familiar with wells, they are very common among most people in rural communities.