Water wells
Water Well Services
Pumps, controls and monitors, pressure systems, well rehabilitation, water testing and bulk water delivery.
Everything between the aquifer and your tap
A well is a system, not a hole. The pump, drop pipe, wire, pitless adapter, pressure tank, switch and wellhead all have to be matched to the depth and yield of your well. We work on all of it.
Pumps, controls and monitors
Pump sizing and replacement, control boxes, pressure switches, constant-pressure variable-speed controls, low-water cutoffs and tank level monitors. As an authorized dealer we carry a five year manufacturers warranty on the equipment we install.
Pressure systems
Pressure tanks sized to your pump so it is not short-cycling itself to death, plus boosters for long runs, second buildings, irrigation and livestock water.
Water delivery
Bulk water hauled to your cistern or storage tank for homes, job sites, livestock and properties waiting on a well. Call to get on the delivery schedule.
New to water wells?
Three numbers matter: how deep the well is, how many gallons per minute it produces, and what the water quality test says. Test annually for bacteria and nitrates, watch for changes in pressure, taste or clarity, and keep the wellhead capped and above grade so surface water cannot get in.
Pulling and setting pumps
Our hoist truck handles pumps at depth, so a failed pump is a scheduled job rather than a drilling project.
Well services
From the pump at the bottom to the tap in the kitchen
Pump sizing and replacement
Matched to depth, yield and household demand, with a five year warranty on the equipment we install.
Controls and monitors
Control boxes, pressure switches, variable-speed drives, low-water cutoffs and tank level monitors.
Pressure systems
Tanks sized to the pump, plus boosters for long runs, shops, irrigation and livestock water.
Water testing
Bacteria, nitrates, hardness and iron, with the results explained in plain language.
Water delivery
Bulk water hauled to cisterns and storage tanks for homes, job sites and livestock.
Wellhead work
Pitless adapters, caps and seals, drop pipe and wire, and getting the head back above grade.
New to water wells?
If you just bought the place and inherited a well with no paperwork, start here.
- Know three numbers: well depth, gallons per minute, and your last water test
- Test annually for bacteria and nitrates, more often after flooding
- Keep the wellhead capped and above grade so surface water cannot get in
- Keep fuel, chemicals and livestock pens well clear of the wellhead
- Watch for changes in pressure, taste or clarity — they are early warnings
- Know where your pressure tank and shutoff are before you need them
- Pumps last roughly 8 to 15 years; budget for it rather than being surprised
- Keep the permit and any pump receipts — buyers and lenders ask for them
Not sure what your well is actually doing?
We test flow, pressure and water quality and give you the numbers in writing, whether or not there is work to do.