Definition of the term Well House
A structure that encloses a well Commonly found in the Midwest and Western States.
A structure that encloses a well Commonly found in the Midwest and Western States.
A heavy, flanged steel fitting connected to the first string of casing.
A steel or plastc pipe which serves as the lining of a well, preventing it from caving in and protecting ground water from contamination by surface water.
The joining of components together by fusing. In thermoplastics, refers to bonding together of the membrane using heat or solvents.
A hole which allows for drainage of entrapped water from masonry or glazing structures.
Jamb-width or narrower sections of thin metal or other material to prevent infiltration of air and moisture around windows and doors. Compression weather stripping prevents air infiltration, provides tension, and acts as a counter balance.
Work on a building exterior in order to reduce energy consumption for heating or cooling. Work involving adding insulation, installing storm windows and doors, caulking cracks and putting on weather-stripping.
Removing a toilet from the floor so that a blockage can be manually removed or to replace a degraded wax ring. Replacing a new wax ring on the bottom of the toilet to create a seal.