Raise Well Casing Cap

If your well cap is buried underground, it may be vulnerable to contamination, damage, or flooding. Raising the well casing above grade and installing a sanitary cap helps protect your water supply and brings your system up to current New Jersey code. This upgrade is often required during home sales or inspections—and it's a smart step for any homeowner with an older well.

At Lakeland Water Pump Co., we’ve been locating and extending buried wellheads for decades. We use proper fittings and weather-tight caps to ensure long-lasting protection. Every job is done by a licensed professional, with clean workmanship and attention to detail from start to finish.

If you’re unsure where your well head is—or need help making your system compliant—call us today for expert service.

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    Located buried well head
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    Extending the well casing
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    Case extended with sanitary cap installed
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    Completed well head extension with sanitary cap
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    Locating buried well head
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    Excavating the well head site
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    Excavating the well head site
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    Excavating the well head site
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    Preparing the casing extension
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    Installed fittings on new casing
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    Installed fittings on new casing
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    Back filling the raised casing
Raise Well Cap Before
Before: An underground well cap, prone to contaminants and other problems.
Raise Well Cap After
After: The well cap has been raised with a sanitary cap installed.