Sorry about the name. Roger that.
Ill edit it.
I can't safely start burning the tornado debris without water.
The DNR would have a fit.
The well is fine.
I can't figure out the pump issues.
The people I hired were from facebrook.
I can't find a well company that works on the old style wells.
Me and my dad did the well when I was a kid.
Vans schmans!
I have nothing to hide from anyone.
Watch away.
I'll try to help you find ideas to research.
Shallow well pumps differ from deep well pumps.
You're facebutt hires should have given you intel on it.
But deepwell has an extra pipe that sends water down into the well.
A shallow well can run a jet pump.
Either depth can run a submersible.
In your case I envision a well pit a deepwell pump in the pit, a holding tank (pressuretank) , a pressure switch with rough looking contacts on it.
A smell of old dirt mold and decay , and spider senses on full power.
If the point at the bottom of the well is good and the aquifer is not played out ,and water is in the pipe down below it should be usable.
You may have a pit valve. Or a pitless converter if it was a well pit but now is not. There's more options over the years....
A one way check valve has to be in your pipe somewhere. Likely nearer the well (before your pump). That valve fails and things don't go right as your (if above ground) pump loses it's prime. Let alone possible health risks from backwash.
I'd like to have interviewed your facebutt outfit.
Local well drillers of long standing have always been my best source of info.
In two cases they knew my wells.
And in another , the guy was not much help , or a well guy but a plumber that thought he knew what he was doing ; and it took another outfit to prove that.
And previous owners (one the half assed self builder interrupted by a prison stint) And another knowing less than I about wells.
How water came out of that well was more like an artesian well. Till aquifer volume lowered.
I was siphoning water off the top of the pipe more than drawing up the pipe.
Parts were missing!!!! For years and years.