The average cost for a decent noncommercial grade deep well hand pump is about $1,700. The manufacturer claims a maximum of 3-5 gallons per minute for 60 cycles of the handle.

For a 3 gpm deep-well pump with 60 cycles, that’s $566 spent for 1 gallon of water.

For a 5 gpm deep-well pump with 60 cycles, that’s $340 spent for 1 gallon of water.

The average cost for the heavy-duty commercial grade WaterBuck Pump is $6,300. The maximum gpm is not yet known, but a man in his 50’s pumps 13.5 gpm with 17 cycles, and there are videos to prove it.

For a 13.5 gpm commercial grade deep-well pump with only 17 cycles, that’s $466 spent for 1 gallon of water.

A common commercial grade hand pump can range from $3,500 to $4,500 with a maximum of 3-5 gpm.  However,  you will not be getting any more water for the money.

So, in reality, the WaterBuck Pump does not cost any more per gallon than the traditional deep well hand pumps. You get a great deal more for your money.  You get a great asset – an easy-to-use, heavy-duty water supply system you and your family will be glad to own.

Please contact us to customize a water supply system for you.