Depth varies with geology, but in the Durango area most domestic wells fall between 150 and 600 feet. We review area well logs, study local stratigraphy, and use on-site observations to estimate depth—and we keep you updated as we drill so there are no surprises.

Total cost depends on depth, casing diameter, steel prices, pump size, and site access. After a free site visit we’ll give you a fixed, written estimate that covers drilling, casing, grouting, well development, pump install, and disinfection—no hidden line items.

Most residential wells are drilled, cased, developed, and disinfected in two to three days once our rig is on site. Add another day if pump installation, trenching, or power line runs are needed. Permit lead-time averages three to four weeks, so schedule early in the busy season (April–November).

Absolutely. We collect samples for certified lab analysis and explain the results in plain language. If minerals, bacteria, or metals exceed safe limits, we can coordinate softening, reverse-osmosis, UV, or iron filtration systems through local water-treatment partners.

Yes. From minor pressure-switch swaps to complete submersible pump pull-and-replace jobs, our crew services all major brands. We also install variable-frequency drive (VFD) controls for energy savings and steady pressure.

We accept all major credit cards and work with regional lenders who specialize in water-system financing. Ask us about low-interest options that spread the cost of drilling, pump equipment, and treatment over manageable monthly payments.