Well Drilling — Drinking Water & Irrigation Wells
New wells drilled and fully equipped, from the borehole to clean water at the tap.
A new well is a long-term investment in a property, and the work does not end when the drilling does. The well has to be equipped with the right pump and tank, tied into the property properly, and — depending on what the water looks like — treated before it is genuinely usable.
Because we drill wells and also do the pump, tank, and filtration work, you are not coordinating between separate contractors. One team takes it from the borehole through to water at the tap.
Wells we drill
- Residential drinking water (potable) wells
- Permanent irrigation wells
- Replacement wells where an old well has failed
- Complete pump and pressure tank setup on the new well
- Water filtration and treatment where the water calls for it
Before you drill a new well
Not every failing well needs to be replaced. Wells can lose production over time for reasons that are sometimes correctable, so it is worth finding out which situation you are in first. If your existing well is struggling, call us before assuming drilling is the answer — reconditioning is often the less expensive path.
What affects the job
Depth is the big variable. It depends on your location and where the water is, and it drives both the timeline and the equipment your well will need. Permitting is part of the process and we handle it.
Common questions
How deep will my well need to be?
That depends on your location and the water table beneath it, which is why we assess the property rather than quoting a depth in advance. Depth affects both cost and the pump your system needs.
Do you handle the permits?
Yes, permitting is part of the job.
Irrigation well or drinking water well?
A potable well supplies the household and is held to a higher standard for construction and water quality. An irrigation well supplies landscaping only. We drill both and will recommend the right one for how you intend to use it.
Do you install the pump as well?
Yes. We equip the well with the pump, tank, and any treatment it needs, so it arrives finished rather than as a hole in the ground waiting on another contractor.
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