Well Drilling
Water well drilling and service
If you need a new well, or have a well that is in need of repair, give us a call for a free estimate.
New wells
Drilled for the place
it has to serve
We drill new water wells for homes, subdivisions, business and irrigation. The right depth, casing and pump for a single farmhouse is not the right answer for a subdivision or a center pivot, so we size the well to the demand it will actually carry — anywhere from one gallon per minute to over three thousand.
- Residential wells — single homes on private water
- Commercial wells — business and industrial supply
- Subdivision wells — shared and community systems
- Irrigation wells — crops, pasture, orchards and turf
- Domestic, multi-family and public wells
Mast up on a new well, back in the timber.
Existing wells
Older wells don’t always need replacing
Before anyone talks about drilling a new hole, it is worth knowing what is actually wrong with the one you have. Often we can see it on camera and fix it.
Camera inspections
A down hole camera shows the casing, the water level and the trouble — instead of guessing at it from the surface.
Re-drilling
Deepening or re-drilling an existing well when the water has dropped or the yield has fallen off.
Well liners
Lining a failing or caving casing to bring an otherwise good well back into service.
Well abandonment
Properly plugging and abandoning wells that are out of service, so they cannot contaminate the aquifer.
Flow testing a finished well before the pump goes in.
Free estimates
Let’s look at the site
Every property is different — the geology, the access for the rig, the distance to the house, what the neighbors’ wells did. Call and we will come look, talk through what the well needs to do, and give you an estimate at no charge.