Regional Well Drilling Coverage Across East Texas
We maintain multiple drill rigs across the East Texas corridor to deliver fast response times for new well construction, pump failure emergencies, and water quality issues from Tyler to Longview to Athens.
New Well Drilling
Residential, agricultural & commercial wells drilled to TDLR code across the region.
Pump & System Repair
Submersible pump replacement, pressure tanks & control systems — 24/7 emergency.
Water Quality Testing
Bacterial, mineral & hardness testing with treatment solutions.
Frequently Asked Well Questions
Authoritative answers for property owners on well drilling and water systems.
How much does well drilling cost in East Texas?
A new residential water well across East Texas typically costs $15,000 to $35,000+ depending on depth (150-400 feet), casing diameter, and geology. Most wells run $28-$45 per foot drilled plus pump and casing costs.
Which East Texas aquifers supply domestic wells?
Most East Texas private wells draw from the Carrizo-Wilcox and Queen City aquifers beneath Smith, Gregg, Rusk, Henderson, and surrounding counties. Depths and yields vary significantly by location, which is why a site survey is essential.
Do I need a permit to drill a well in East Texas?
Texas does not require a statewide permit for private water wells, but your driller must be licensed by TDLR and the well registered with the Texas Water Development Board.
Request Your Free Well Drilling Estimate
New well, replacement pump, or water test — call (903) 251-8507 or send your details below.