Dig a well

A well dig is the process of excavating a hole in the ground to access underground water. This involves digging to a sufficient depth to reach the water table, often using tools such as shovels, augers, or drilling equipment. The well is typically lined with materials like bricks, concrete rings, or steel pipes to prevent collapse and contamination. Once the desired depth is reached, the well may include a pump or bucket system to draw water. Proper sealing and maintenance are crucial to ensure the well remains clean and functional for long-term use.