Get a well that’s built to last and sized for your property’s demand. We begin with a site and geology review, handle permits, and drill to the correct aquifer depth using modern, low-impact rigs. Each well is properly cased, grouted, sealed, and sanitized, then finished with a sanitary cap and code-compliant setbacks to protect water quality.
After drilling, we integrate the well with the right pump, pressure tank, and filtration so you get clean water, steady pressure, and efficient operation year-round. We provide start-up testing, documentation, and clear maintenance guidance tailored to Oakland County’s soils, seasonal swings, and local regulations.
Reliable water starts with correctly sized equipment. We install submersible or jet pumps matched to well depth and yield, along with pressure/holding tanks and booster or constant-pressure (VFD) systems. The result is fewer pump cycles, quieter operation, and more consistent pressure at every fixture—whether for a single-family home or a light commercial site.
Every installation is pressure-tested and tuned for efficiency, with attention to check valves, pressure switches, cycle control, and freeze protection. Experiencing short-cycling, low flow, or no water? We service all major brands, carry common parts on our trucks, and provide clear recommendations to maximize lifespan and lower energy costs.
From fields to greenhouses, we design high-output wells and distribution that move water efficiently and protect yields. Systems include drip, sprinkler, and pivot configurations with zone controls, pressure regulation, and filtration to prevent emitter clogging. Designs are tailored to acreage, crop type, and elevation changes common across Oakland County.
We also plan for the full season: start-up, automation/scheduling, and winterization. Smart controllers, flow monitoring, and backflow prevention help conserve water, stabilize pressure, and keep operations running during peak demand with minimal downtime.
We test first, then specify filtration that targets local water challenges—iron and manganese staining, hardness scale, sulfur odors, and bacterial concerns. Solutions may include staged sediment/carbon, iron removal, softeners, UV disinfection, and reverse osmosis. Properly sized and maintained systems protect fixtures, appliances, and health at every tap.
If something fails, our repair team handles pumps, tanks, controls, frozen/leaking lines, and pressure issues—with 24/7 emergency response across Oakland County. Trucks are stocked to resolve most problems on the first visit, and we follow up with performance checks and simple maintenance plans to prevent repeat outages.
