I am not at this property at times for a couple of weeks at a time. The well house is about 80 feet from the main home, the line is about 5 to 8 feet under ground. There is not a shut off to the home in the well in the well house, there is a shut off in the home to the well house. I as a rule shut that off when I leave. I don't leave the water run not wanting to fill the septic tank, the property is in the country. The pressure in the tank is good at about 30 LBS. that is the blue tank in the well house. In the home in the basement is another tank which I think is a storage tank for water from the well it looks like about a 40 gallon. We havn't had any problems until this year, I do keep heat tape around the pipes in the well house. I would like to get the pipes thawed and keep them open if possible, I have looked at a product called the KT 200 for thawing pipes with electric cables but I have a large area to cover about 120 all together. Besides waiting for spring is there anything else that can be done. I was thinking about spending the money for the KT 200 but not sure that it would work plus would it effect the power in the home and well house?

I have an Norweco 3 tank, aerobic septic that is 9 years old, about month ago had a high water alert, which prompted me to shut down. disconnected riser tube looked over pump and floats and reset panel and reinstalled pump. it came on and pumped down till all 3 floats were hanging. due do low funds and taking time to research issue, I tended to it daily, by turning on at breaker till down then turn off. Meaning the pump is working, with good water volume. After research and closer inspect, I deduce a bad float switch, and notice that existing had small crack around base where wire goes in. yesterday I purchased a new float switch wired it exactly has existing with zip ties, careful in keeping proper distance as before. Turned the breaker on and pump still remains running even with water well below float switch, hanging. Back to square one. What might i consider and look at next. thanks for the help.