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So how deep should a well pump be? This is a question we are often asked, and the answer depends on some specific stats about your well. Submersible well pumps don’t have a hard line rule on where they should be installed, it is usually on a case by case basis. A number of factors can play into this, but the main ones will be your well’s total depth, the depth of the static water level (how far down the water sits in your well when not being pumped out), and what the flow rate of your well is (usually noted in your well report after a well has been drilled).