Water Well Drilling
GeoWater Services coordinates with Jordan Keaton at James Drilling to provide water well drilling. James Drilling is a 3rd generation drilling company that drills most of the wells in our mountain communities. They can be of great help in estimating well depths in the area, locating a drill site, and providing estimated costs. They can also help with the permit process if needed.
For budgetary purposes, drilling costs typically run $4k-$5k for fixed costs (steel & PVC casing, cement, etc.), plus $34-$35 per ft. range, but can vary based upon site conditions and depths. For example, a standard 500ft deep well would be in the $22K+/- range, but again cost is dependent upon well depth and site conditions. Our recommendation would be for all of us to meet on-site when convenient to narrow down costs.
They can be reached at (303) 420-5181.
The Water Well Drilling Process
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The Permit Process
Water Well Drilling Service
Connection of Water Lines
Water Well Pumping System Connection
Water Quality Testing
Comprehensive Water Well Solutions
Our team of experts is dedicated to providing tailored solutions to meet the unique challenges of each project we undertake. From initial consultation and site assessment to well drilling and post-drilling services such as pump installation and maintenance, GeoWater Services is equipped to handle projects of all sizes for homeowners, businesses, and communities alike.
GeoWater Services’ commitment to quality, reliability, and customer satisfaction sets us apart in the water well services industry. Our goal is to provide solutions that exceed your expectations, offering clear and concise communication, project transparency, and well-timed completion.
From small residential wells to large commercial projects, GeoWater Services is equipped to meet all of your water well requirements. Trust our team of dedicated professionals to deliver expert services and ensure that you have a reliable, long-lasting water supply.
