Although my house survived hurricane Charlie, my utility shed and well equipment met their demise from portions of a very old oak tree. I was able to rescue most of the equipment and it should need only minor parts replaced.<br /><br />The though part I cannot figure out is the well pipe coming up from the ground. I have a steel pipe sticking about 1 foot out of the ground that has a PVC fitting on it that used to have a 1 1/2 inch PVC pipe sticking out. The PVC got snapped off when the tree fell on it. I was able to remove the PVC fitting from the pipe, but there is a pvc pipe within the steel pipe that is broken at the top. I cannot pull the PVC out. I assume I need to replace that pipe so I can put a fitting back on and re-pipe everything. <br /><br />Is this something a normal person can do, or do I need to call a well repair service/plumber to get this back.<br /><br />It's not a huge priority because my lame electric company still doesn't have power restored to my street.<br /><br />Thanks for any help!