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Thanks. My plan is to just get the house built and everything installed this way, start using it and get the water tested. Since I am using the water and refilling on a constant basis, and the tank will be underground to keep it cool and out of sunlight, I don't *think* I will have any issues...

Thanks for the thoughts pho. Valveman, Thanks! I actually just found the same one and was going to post it here. Those valves look like they will work perfectly for my application. I would rather not have to run power up the hill or even have a battery up there. The lower maintenance I can...

Interesting. I am liking where this is going. I'm not sure how a sprinkler valve works, but would the float valve work just like a toilet tank would? When the water gets low, it opens a valve to allow the water (pressurized by the tank) to fill the tank. When it gets full, the valve shuts off...

Thanks, those are the two options I was looking at as well. But I'm leaning more towards the 24V relay option at the breaker, switched at the tank. I think I could run smaller wiring and be more cost effective. Yes, there would be more of a voltage drop with smaller wiring, but if I am just...

Greetings! So I am just getting started building a house. The first thing to go in was the well. We will have electricity, but not until the house is well under way. So I have been thinking about installing a water tank to pump water into and use by gravity until the house is complete. When...