I had a new well dug for the house water supply (200' deep in basalt,
25 gpm) after the old well gave up the ghost.I decided I did not like the looks of the casing, pipes, electric connections, etc. sticking up 2 feet out of the ground (the old well was 60 years old and all that stuff was buried underground -- can't do that anymore).
So, I wrapped the pipes in a bunch of insulation. It looks even worse. I am thinking about getting one of those fake boulders to cover the pipes. I looked at them at the home center, figure I will use sprayfoam to add further insulation inside the boulder.
But, as the fake rock has no vent holes, and I know the well needs some sort of air supply (or why would it have a vent pipe), I thought I would drill three 3/4" holes in the back of the "rock" and glue some gray window screen over the holes. That should be enough air, I assume?