Did you know…

Millions of people nationwide, depend on wells as their water source

You are responsible for routine maintenance of your water system

Just like every well is unique, so is the terrain that supports it

Do I need a well permit?

Yes. Every state has well codes that must be followed. Every county builds off of these rules and develops their own individual rules. Contact your county’s Environmental Health Department to get more information.
How much does a well cost?

The cost can vary depending on if you are drilling in sand formations or rock formations. We can offer you a quote once we know more information about your desired location.
Where should the well be located on my property?

A well must meet North Carolina Department of Natural Resources separation requirements. A well must be a minimum of 100′ from the septic field and 25′ from any building foundations.
How long will a well last?

Depending on the quality of water and the amount of use, a well can last 50 years. A pump can last from 7 years or more.
What type of treatment is needed to maintain a well?

We would recommend testing your water to see if you need a treatment or not.
Does your company have a dry hole policy?

Yes. A $10/foot fee is charged to abandon a hole due to lack of water bearing sands.