Pumps
- We service all makes
- Variable speed pumps
- 24 hour dispatched service
- Expert pump sizing
- Test pumping
Geothermal heating has been used since the time of the Roman Empire. It was utilized to heat buildings and spas from the renewable energy resources of hot water and steam that exists near the Earth’s surface.
Modern implementation uses heat pumps to move heat from one place to another. Typically a heat pump will move heat from the outside of a home to the inside. Approximately 70% of the energy used in a geothermal heat pump system is renewable energy from the ground. The earth’s constant temperature is what makes geothermal heat pumps one of the most efficient, comfortable, and quiet heating and cooling technologies available today. While they may cost more to install that other heat systems, many customers pay 30%-40% lower on their energy bills. Some other benefits of Geothermal are:
In Addition we service and work with the following products:
Meyers pumps, Myers pumps, F.E. Myers pumps, Pentair, Burks pumps, Jacuzzi pumps, Berkeley pumps, Sta-rite industries, Franklin electric motors, Schaefer pumps, Quick pac, Sub drive, sd-75, sd-150, sd-300, Goulds pumps, Demming pumps, Aqua duty pumps, Red jacket pumps, Aermotor pumps, Well Mate tanks, Well-x-trol tanks, Flexcon industries, Well Rite tanks, Champion tanks, A.o. smith tanks, Flex-lite tanks, A.Y Mcdonald mfg. co, Grundfos pumps, Jet Sub, Webtrol pumps, Reda pumps, Pentek, Faradyne Motors, Cycle Stop, J-class, Sand Handler, Hurricane, Typhoon, Cyclone, Rm2, Perma tank, Signature 2000, Geo Probe, Solmetex, Np Extra, Arsenx, Merrill, Midwest, Mcclean Water Treatment Systems, Quicksilver Water Treatment Systems, Aqua Pure, Cuno, F& W Pumps, Flint and Walling pumps, Ametek, Fleck, Autotrol, Osmonics, Film Tec, Avantapure, Rid-o-Rust, Challenger Water Systems, Artesian Water Treatment, Culligan, Kinetico, Eco Water.
Cribley Drilling installs Well Rite Pressure Tanks to pressurize well systems on both commercial & residential jobs. These tanks are high quality and are loaded with features:
The Well Rite quality is a lot better than most tanks on the market. We have carried several different brands of tanks throughout the years and went back to Well Rite because its quality distinguishes it from the competition
Grundfos has been manufacturing quality submersible motors for more than 30 years and Grundfos motors are rated among the best on the market.
Cribley Drilling installs Grundfos pumps in old 4″ steel wells. The Grundfos 3″ submersible pump will fit in a smaller 4″ casing where others pumps are too big.
Cribley Drilling installs Franklin Electric Submersible Pumps in new water wells throughout Southern Michigan. The Franklin Electric 4″ Submersible Pump family is made from industry proven & engineered materials. With a wide variety of sizes, (1/2-5 HP) a 5 year warranty from manufacture date & 6 pumping capacities their products are the best in the industry.
Franklin Electric has been making motors since 1944, the motor is the hardest part to make and their motors have the best track record of any other motor in the industry. With their proven reliability and craftsmanship its obvious why Franklin Electric is Cribley’s choice.
We keep an extensive database of all wells (over 16,000) we have drilled to date. From that information, we can determine your the depths and static water levels of neighboring wells. We also review details regarding the construciton of those wells. This information can be helpful when we bid and construct your well. The database and the experience of our drillers will help make the final decisions that result in a successful well.
Ground water is for the most part very safe and dependable. If there is cause for concern, it is best to have the water tested. Water testing is always available to you from your local and state environmental health department. The most common test is for Coliform bacteria, but there are a few other things that you may wish to test for like fluoride or nitrates. Most people will not find a problem with their water, but testing will bring you peace of mind. There are also certified private labs in most areas.
The best way is by reputation. Ask a friend or neighbor that has had a well drilled, they will often have an opinion who is best. Price comparison is also a good idea, but should not be your only determining factor. Your well is one of the most important aspects of your home. You will form an opinion of the company by the way it presents itself along with reputation and price. If there is still doubt after that, you can always inquire with the state environmental health department. Most states will list any company which has had complaints filed against them.