Homes outside City Utilities and the town water systems around Springfield depend on a private well, and each part of that system has its own kind of work. The eight services below run from drilling a new well to testing the water before a home sale. Pick the one that matches what you are seeing, or call and we will help sort it out by phone.
New private wells for rural lots, from the site check and casing to the pump and the DNR well record.
Learn More →Tracing low pressure, nonstop running or tripped breakers to the switch, control box, wiring or pump.
Learn More →Pulling a failed submersible pump and setting a new one sized to the water level and the household.
Learn More →New pressure tanks, switches and gauges for a pump that cycles on and off or pressure that swings.
Learn More →What to check first when the water stops, and how the fault is traced from the panel to the pump.
Learn More →Cleaning, rehab and deepening for wells that have lost flow or turned cloudy, weighed against drilling new.
Learn More →Bacteria, nitrate and broader lab tests for wells in karst ground, and what to do with the results.
Learn More →A check of the well record, cap, casing, equipment, flow and water for buyers and sellers.
Learn More →Low pressure and no-water problems are often fixed at the pump, the pressure switch or the tank rather than by drilling. A new well makes sense when the old one has failed, sits in a bad spot, or the property has none. We test the surface parts first, then the pump, and the well itself comes into question only when those check out. Call and we will help work out which service fits your problem.
Call (417) 929-5558 and we will talk through what you are seeing and which service fits.