Okay, here’s the sneaky stuff. You’ll need a pump. That’s another $500 to $2,000 depending on horsepower. Then there’s the pressure tank, wiring, and maybe a water treatment system if your water smells like rotten eggs (yep, Florida water does that sometimes).
Also, you might need a well cap and a pitless adapter. These sound like made-up names from a hardware store catalog. They’re real. They’re necessary. They cost money.
Pro tip: Ask for a florida-specific quote that includes everything. Don’t let them give you a “shell price” that leaves out the pump. That’s like being quoted for a car without the engine.
