ADP supports a full spectrum of spending and reimbursement accounts, including flexible spending accounts (FSA), health savings accounts (HSA) and more. Our services offer flexible options and multiple opportunities for cost savings.
Rural sites don't have access to municipal water or wastewater systems. While the figures will vary depending on the land's specific makeup -- and where you plan to build your home -- on average it can cost $5,500 to $10,000 or more to add both a well and septic system to your building site. The site's soil composition and the availability of ground water can push this cost as $40,000 or more.
Clogs in your well pump can be fixed for $100 to $300, depending on where the clog is. Repairing broken inlet or outlet hoses are more expensive. Often times, repair cannot be possible if the damage is to the unit itself. If the unit is repairable, expect a cost of $200 to $500 to repair the pump to working form. Pipe breaks underground are another matter. If you are experiencing a loss of water pressure in the system, chances are there is a leak somewhere in the line.