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Lake Water Systems
Is your lake home on
the level with the lake, or with only a slight rise? Or is your home
well above the lake?
Do you need average or
high pressure?
Do you live on the lake
year round or are you only in the area for the summer months?
All of these questions
impact on the type of pumping system you need.
If you are on a fairly
level area a Jet Pump could be the best answer; someone whose home
is a longer distance and/or well above lake level may find a
Submersible pump system works best for their needs.
Hubbard Heating and
Plumbing, Inc can design and install a lake source water system that
fits your needs. There is no “one-size-fits-all” installation.
Hubbard Heating and
Plumbing, Inc has designed many systems taking into account all the
factors related to the individual system, and we can do the same for
you.
Contact us for your
personally designed lake water system.
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The trench work for a jet pump system. The trench houses
the galvanized suction line from the intake located in
the lake. Our normal installation includes a
Primar Filtration
double Zebra
Mussel filter to protect your system.
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As each section
of pipe is attached it is fed into the lake, guided by a
team in the boat. |
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Once the piping is secure
in the lake, and connected to your home's system, the
trench is filled in. Work is normally done in the
winter to place the water lines well under the frost
lines,
not on or above ground where it can freeze. |

Is your house separated
from the lake by a roadway? Trenches on either side of the road are
connected by sleeved piping which is pushed under the road.
Here two sleeves were used, one for the water system,
the other to install an electrical system to the dock
area. |
Call 607-532-4739 or
email for details on how we can help you.
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