Frequently Asked Questions

 The process of drilling a well involves several steps. We start by conducting a site survey and obtaining necessary permits. Then, we mobilize our drilling equipment and begin drilling the well. Once drilling is complete, we install the necessary casing, screens, and pump. Then we install a pressure tank/switch and connect it to your house.  Finally, we test the well to ensure it meets all regulatory requirements. 

We can drill a well in most locations, but there are some restrictions. For example, we cannot drill a well in a location that is too close to a septic system or other potential sources of contamination. We will conduct a site survey to determine if your location is suitable for well drilling.

The time it takes to drill a well depends on various factors such as the depth of the well, geological conditions, and the type of well. However, most wells can be drilled in a few days to a few weeks. We will provide you with an estimated timeline before we begin the drilling process.