New wells, drilled by people who know the ground
We drill water wells from 4" to 12" in diameter — whether you're building a new home, replacing an old well, or bringing water to a field.
Residential wells
Domestic wells for new construction and replacements.
Farm irrigation wells
High-capacity wells to supply pivots and crops.
Residential irrigation
Separate lawn & garden wells to save household water.
Geothermal wells
Wells for efficient geothermal heating & cooling.
Complete systems, installed right
We size and install the full system — pump, wiring, pressure tank and controls — so your water works the way it should from day one.
Pump installation
Submersible and jet pumps for every well depth.
Variable speed systems
Constant pressure, even with multiple taps running.
Pressure tanks
Well-X-Trol bladder tank installs and replacements.
Commercial systems
Water for businesses and multi-unit properties.
When the water stops, we move fast
Most pump calls are handled the same day. We troubleshoot the whole system — pump, switch, tank, wiring and check valves — so you only pay for what actually needs fixing.
- No water / low pressure
- Pump replacement
- Pressure switch repair
- Bladder tank replacement
- Loss of prime
- Control box & wiring
Keep your well healthy for decades
A little maintenance goes a long way. Regular checkups catch small issues before they become emergencies.
Well cleaning
Remove sediment and scale to restore flow.
Well inspections
Real estate and peace-of-mind system checks.
Wellhead check
Caps, casing and grading inspected for safety.
System tune-ups
Pressure settings, tank charge and controls.
We're an authorized dealer for the best
Common well questions
My water just stopped. What should I check first?
Check your breaker panel to make sure the pump circuit hasn't tripped, and look at the pressure gauge on your tank. If the breaker is fine and the gauge reads zero, give us a call — it's usually the pump, pressure switch or control box, and we can often have water back the same day.
How long does a well pump last?
A quality submersible pump typically lasts 10–15 years or more. A properly sized pressure tank and correct settings make a big difference — short-cycling is the number one thing that shortens pump life.
What size well do I need?
Most homes are served well by a 4" or 5" well. Irrigation, geothermal and commercial projects often need larger diameters — we drill from 4" up to 12" and will recommend the right fit for your water demand.
What is a variable speed (constant pressure) system?
Instead of cycling on and off, a variable speed pump adjusts its speed to match demand. You get steady pressure even when the shower, dishwasher and hose are running at the same time — and less wear on the pump.
Do you work with home builders?
Yes. We regularly drill and install complete well systems for new construction and coordinate with builders to keep projects on schedule.
Do you offer well inspections for home sales?
Yes. We inspect the well and pump system so buyers and sellers know exactly what they're getting before closing.
What areas do you serve?
We serve LaPorte, St. Joseph, Porter, Starke, Marshall, Elkhart, Jasper and Newton counties in Northwest Indiana.