New Well Drilling
Need a new well? Many rural southern Oregonians rely on well water for their homes. New wells may be for existing homes or new construction. Drilling depth and construction depends on the location as Southern Oregon encompasses diverse geology. The geological composition of the region plays a crucial role in determining the availability and quality of water. Having an experienced well drilling contractor is invaluable to maximizing results and protecting this critical investment.
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Well Deepening, Cleaning & Repair
Have an existing well? If you have an existing well that is not providing enough water, or has other issues, we may be able to remedy the problem by deepening or repairing the original well!
Deepening or cleaning an existing well is possible and advantageous in certain situations. State laws, accessibility and confidence in success dictate whether a water well can or should be deepened/cleaned. See FAQ for more information on well deepening.
Repair may be needed for a variety of reasons. This could be due to damaged surface casing, plugged screen intervals, damaged sanitary seal, etc. Repairs can range from simple to involved. Symptoms and accessibility dictate the appropriate solution.
Well Decommissioning
Have a well that’s no longer needed? Typically, unused wells are abandoned when they are no longer safe, legal or practical for accessing groundwater. Proper well abandonment is critical in protecting our groundwater aquifers from contamination.
Free Estimates
Take advantage of our free estimates to plan your well project. We clearly outline the scope of work and itemize the costs so there are no surprises. Signed estimates and contracts are agreed upon before drilling to protect all parties involved.
Drill Site Selection
We are experienced in advising our customers in well placement for success. Our knowledgeable office staff comprehensively researches the area based on public well log records for important drilling data. Neighboring well performance, anticipated lithology, and geological features of the property combined with our extensive industry experience allows us to provide recommendations for a successful well project. See All About Water Wells for more information.
Project Planning
After the site is selected, additional services may be required. This includes confirming setbacks, calling locates, and coordinating subcontractor(s) if necessary. We partner with quality and reputable pump installers which we can recommend if needed.
Site Preparation
Well drilling requires specialized heavyweight equipment and accommodations often need to be made. Sometimes the optimal location for a new well or an existing well is not readily accessible. We have capabilities for dirt work, tree removal and road building to effectively prepare the drill site if necessary. This preparation serves as an access point to service the well or well pump in the future.
Well Diagnosis/Camera Inspection
If your well is having issues, we are experienced in diagnosis. Our state-of-the-art borehole camera systems provide invaluable insight into root causes. Pairing this with our deep understanding of construction methods, new and old, we are able give our customers vital information to make the best decisions regarding their well.