Contact Us Home Residential Commercial Meet Our Team Resources 254-965-5924 Automation It’s All in the Details Adapting to new technology as it becomes available in the water well industry has led us down the path of automating our water well systems and incorporating more sophisticated equipment into our finished products. These applications are available for both commercial as well as residential scenarios. A PLC ( or Programmable Logic Controller) is an industrial computer that monitors inputs and outputs to make decisions based on the program stored to the PLC’s memory. The use of PLCs help to reduce human decision-making efforts to gain higher efficiency. PLCs incorporate internal relays that can function as a physical relay would, and eliminate the relay footprint driving costs down. ©2020 by Associated Well Services.

Contact Us Home Residential Commercial Meet Our Team Resources 254-965-5924 Gary and Paula Aardal started Associated Services in 1976. They created the company in hopes to be all about water wells and anything associated with them, which constitutes the name. What used to be a sole proprietorship has grown to be an established corporation. Associated Services incorporated in 2000 becoming Associated Well Services, Inc when Gary and Paula saw that they had more than just a small family business. The company now has over 25 employees which currently operates three services crews, two drilling crews and four office administrators. ©2020 by Associated Well Services.

Contact Us Home Residential Commercial Meet Our Team Resources 254-965-5924 Solar Solar water pumping systems can be a practical and affordable solution used to provide reliable and cost effective water supplies where there is no grid power or where power supply is unreliable. The advantages of these systems include: Solar pumps operate anywhere the sun shines. System productivity increases in summer when water requirement is usually greater. Require minimal service and maintenance Powered by clean, renewable energy virtually free to operate, compared to the cost of diesel-powered generators and grid electricity which is constantly increasing. Solar water pumping is easily relocated to meet seasonal or variable location needs because solar systems only operate during daylight hours the water pumped out is typically stored in a storage tank for use 24 hours per day, to ensure constant availability of water. The tank capacity should be designed to allow for rainy or cloudy days (no sun days) when pumping will be limited. The size and dimensions of the storage tank is determined based on the required number of day’s storage. If large storage tanks are impractical, back up batteries or a generator can also be incorporated in the design to allow for prolonged periods of no sun days that will eventually empty the water storage tank. ©2020 by Associated Well Services.