Dallas Well Drilling | Expert Well Drilling, Construction, Pump Installation & Repair
Dallas Well Drilling is your local team for water well drilling, pump installation, pump repair, and well repair for homes, farms, and businesses across the Dallas area. We’re the Alberts, and our family-owned company has been at this for 26 years and counting. We started small, fixing wells for individual families who needed help at a reasonable price. Today, we serve more than 20 locations around Dallas, but we still treat every job like it’s for a neighbor. When you call, you get the service of a true Dallas local expert.
Whether it’s a new home on acreage, a farm that needs irrigation, or a business that can’t afford to run dry, we’ll walk you through your options clearly and thoroughly. Getting started is simple. You’ll have your estimate within 1–3 days. To begin, we ask for 35–50% down, and the rest is due when the work is finished and you’re completely satisfied. Our crew is fully licensed, with TDLR-licensed well drillers and pump installers, a Texas plumbing license, and licensed apprentices. So far, we’ve installed 3,500+ water pumps and drilled 1,200+ wells, and we’re just getting started. Need water, a new pump, or a repair? Let’s talk.
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Our Water Well Drilling Services for Dallas Homes
Water Well Drilling And Construction
Dallas Well Drilling builds drilled wells with steel or PVC well casing that can serve a home for decades. Before drilling begins, our crew confirms target depth, then sets the well screen, gravel pack, and well grout to form a tight annular seal. That seal keeps surface contamination out and your water clean. The result is a turnkey water well installation, finished with a sanitary well cap, well apron, and pitless adapter, that delivers steady, clean water for years.
Residential And Domestic Well Installation
Our TDLR-licensed drillers and pump installers build every residential water well, from well drilling for a new home to well installation for new construction. We also handle home water well replacement, private well system replacement, and well drilling for cabins and farmhouses. Each private residential well is fitted with a pump, pressure tank, and controls matched to your household’s demand. The benefit is a domestic water supply well that delivers steady, clean water without relying on city service.
Well Pump Repair And Replacement
Our well pump repair service turns a failing pump into steady water. Whether your well pump keeps running, short cycles, or trips the breaker, we find the cause on site, from submersible and jet pump repair to well pump motor, control, and wiring repair. When a fix isn’t worth it, we replace the submersible well pump. You don’t have to deal with low water pressure or sudden water interruptions, plus you’ll have a pump that runs only when it should.
Emergency Well And Pump Repair
Our emergency well pump repair crews respond to a no water emergency, sudden loss of well water, or sudden loss of water pressure with 24/7 well pump repair and same-day well service. We trace the failure on site, whether it’s the pump, the pressure tank, or a full well system failure, then handle emergency water pump replacement or emergency pressure tank repair. We finish with emergency well disinfection when needed. This step is vital because it protects your water quality.
Pressure Tank, Pressure Switch And Controls Service
For steady water pressure without constant pump cycling, choose our pressure tank, pressure switch, and controls service. Dallas Well Drilling handles well pressure tank installation, pressure tank replacement, well pressure tank repair, and bladder tank replacement, plus pressure switch replacement and well pump control box repair. Our team picks a constant-pressure controller or variable-speed controller upgrade when it fits your system. The benefit is smoother pressure at every faucet and less wear on your pump.
Well Water Treatment And Filtration Installation
Our crew installs well water treatment systems sized to your lab results, including whole-house well water filtration, a water softener for well water, and an iron removal system for rust and sulfur smell. We add a sediment filter, UV disinfection system, or reverse osmosis system where your water needs it. Systems are built around Pentair Fleck and Clack valves, Viqua UV, and Watts RO. You get clear, clean-tasting water at every tap, with less scale on your fixtures.
Our Commercial Well Drilling Services in Dallas, TX
Commercial And High-Capacity Well Drilling
Dallas Well Drilling handles commercial water well drilling for industrial facilities, manufacturing facilities, warehouses, hotels, and campuses, from a single high-yield water well to multi-well system installation. Before the first bore goes down, our team matches your peak daily water demand to the right high-capacity well pump installation. That sizing keeps your high-volume well pump system running without strain, while a redundant well system keeps water flowing. The result is a facility water well that supplies you reliably for years.
Irrigation Well Drilling
Our irrigation well drilling turns an unreliable water source into a dependable irrigation water well for golf courses, sports fields, turf, nurseries, and greenhouses. A commercial irrigation well sized for high capacity keeps watering schedules running through hot Texas summers without leaning on city water or restrictions. We also provide irrigation well pump repair so seasonal demand never catches you off guard. Choosing a high-capacity irrigation well saves you from rising water bills and dry-spell scrambling.
Agricultural And Livestock Well Drilling
Our TDLR-licensed drillers build agricultural water wells for pastures, barns, and poultry houses across your North Texas farm or ranch. This gives cattle troughs, a poultry farm well, and livestock water wells a supply that doesn’t depend on rain or city lines. A cased borehole sealed against runoff, plus agricultural well pump installation sized to your herd, keeps water flowing through drought. The benefit here is farm well drilling that ends water hauling, with farm well pump repair on call.
Well Pump Repair And Replacement
Using correctly sized submersible pumps and motors, we turn a failing well into a dependable commercial water source. Our commercial well pump repair and commercial well pump replacement cover submersible pump repair, deep well pump repair, well pump motor repair, and well pump control repair, plus farm well pump repair. We finish with a flow and pressure check. This is a vital step because it catches well pump short cycling and low flow before they shut down your operation.
Emergency Well And Pump Repair
For a farm or business that can’t afford to run dry, choose our commercial emergency well service. The Dallas Well Drilling team responds to well system failure, sudden loss of well water, and sudden loss of water pressure with 24/7 well pump repair and same-day well service. It goes without saying that we also offer emergency water pump replacement, farm well emergency service, and standby pump installation, so a dual-pump well system keeps water flowing next time.
Well Cleaning And Rehabilitation
Led by our TDLR-licensed driller, our well cleaning crew uses well surging, airlifting, and jetting to strip years of sediment, mineral scale, and iron bacteria from your well screen and casing. Older North Texas wells often lose yield to clogging rather than a dry aquifer, and well rehabilitation can restore flow. Rehabilitating the well you have saves you the cost of drilling a replacement. We finish with well flushing, purging, and disinfection using NSF-certified chemicals.
Why Choose Us For Your Well Drilling Needs
Licensed Drillers and Pump Installers
We hold both the TDLR Water Well Driller license and the TDLR Pump Installer license. If a driller is licensed by TDLR, the agency can require that the well be completed properly and that problems be repaired at the driller’s expense. That protects your investment if something goes wrong.
A Fully Licensed Crew
Our drillers, pump installers, and apprentices are all licensed or registered with the state. Everyone on your property is trained and accountable, not just the person who signed your estimate. Your well is built by people who’ve met Texas standards.
Plumbing and Electrical Done Right
Our Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners plumbing license and TDLR electrical license mean we can handle the connections and wiring that make a well work. That includes pressure tanks, treatment systems, pump controls, and wiring. One licensed team means fewer hand-offs, and code-compliant work.
Approved for Irrigation and Regulated Water Supplies
We’re a TCEQ-licensed irrigator and hold TCEQ authorization. This matters if you want your well connected to a lawn or turf irrigation system, or you’re a business or facility with stricter water supply requirements. We know the rules, so your project doesn’t get delayed or fail an inspection.
The Details Behind a Well-Installed Water Well
Two wells can look identical at the surface and perform very differently twenty years on. The difference is in the details nobody sees once the rig leaves.
Getting the measurements right
Every aquifer is different, so we match bore depth and casing length to the formation, not to a rule of thumb. We set the pump at the right depth and size the pump and pressure tank to what your home or business actually uses. “Close enough” costs homeowners later.
Straight and centered
A crooked borehole makes casing and screen harder to set and can cause pump problems later. A plumb bore with centered casing lets the grout seal fully around the pipe.
Clean cuts, correct materials
We cut casing cleanly, place the well screen where the water is, and set the gravel pack where it belongs. Steel casing is tough and proven, while PVC resists corrosion. The right choice depends on your depth and ground conditions.
Where the parts meet
Wells often fail at the joints: casing to pitless adapter, pump to drop pipe, drop pipe to pressure tank, and the grout seal between casing and borehole. We take extra time at each connection.
A finished wellhead
A sanitary well cap, a concrete apron sloped away from the casing, wellhead protection, and a clean site are your first defense for water quality.
A well built this way is quiet, reliable, and easy to forget. Call Dallas Well Drilling, and we’ll show you the difference.
Cost and Pricing for Water Well Drilling Services in Dallas, TX
Residential Services
Service
Typical price range
Estimate turnaround
Project timeline
Water well drilling and construction (well only: bore, casing, screen, grout, seal)
8,000–25,000
1–3 days
2–5 days of drilling and completion
Residential and domestic well installation (complete system: well, pump, pressure tank, wiring)
12,000–35,000
1–3 days
1–3 weeks from approval
Well pump repair and replacement
1,800–5,000
1–3 days (same day for emergencies)
3–8 hours, usually one day
Service
Typical price range
Estimate turnaround
Project timeline
200–500 call-out plus repair cost
Same day if available
Same day to 1 day
Pressure tank, pressure switch and controls service
500–2,500
1–3 days
2–5 hours
Well water treatment and filtration installation
1,500–8,000
1–3 days, after lab results
1 day, plus water testing
Commercial Services
Service
Typical price range
Estimate turnaround
Project timeline
Commercial and high-capacity well drilling
30,000–150,000+
1–3 days for an initial estimate, with a site visit for the final quote
3–8 weeks, longer for multi-well systems
Irrigation well drilling
15,000–60,000+
1–3 days
1–4 weeks
Agricultural and livestock well drilling
8,000–30,000
1–3 days
1–2 weeks
Well pump repair and replacement
3,000–15,000
1–3 days (same day for emergencies)
1–3 days
Emergency well and pumpEmergency well and pump repair repair
300–800 call-out plus repair cost
$500–Same day if available$5,000+
Same day to 2 days
Well cleaning and rehabilitation
3,000–12,000
1–3 days
1–3 days, plus disinfection and testing
Every well is different, so these ranges are a starting point, not a final quote. Dallas Well Drilling gives you a clear written estimate within 1-3 days, based on your site, depth, and water needs. You’ll know what’s included before any work begins, with no surprises along the way.
Signs Your Well Pump Is Failing (and What to Do First)
A well pump rarely fails without warning. Most problems announce themselves at the faucet first, and what you notice usually points to where the problem is.
Sputtering faucets or low water pressure
Air or uneven flow can mean a worn pump, a waterlogged pressure tank, or a leak in the piping. If low water pressure is only at one faucet, the issue is probably a fixture, not your well.
Short cycling or a pump that won’t stop
A pump that turns on and off every few seconds, or runs constantly, often points to the pressure tank or pressure switch. A pressure switch replacement is a common fix. If the pump keeps running after the tank fills, the switch, a leak, or the pump itself may be at fault.
No water
This can be a tripped breaker, a failed pressure switch, or a pump that has stopped working altogether. Start with the simplest check first.
What you can safely check
- Look at your breaker panel for a tripped well pump breaker, and reset it once.
- Look at the pressure gauge on the tank to see if it reads zero.
- Check for visible leaks, and note any odd sounds or smells from the pump.
When to call a licensed professional
If the breaker trips again, the pump runs without delivering water, or you suspect electrical trouble, stop and call. Don’t open the control box or pull the pump yourself. Dallas Well Drilling handles submersible pump repair and replacement, pressure tank and controls service, and emergency well pump repair.
Areas we serve
Pittsburgh
Plano
Richardson
Garland
Irving
Carrollton
Farmers Branch
Addison
Mesquite
Grand Prairie
Duncanville
Rowlett
What Dallas Clients Say About Dallas Well Drilling
“We bought five acres outside Waxahachie with no city water, and I had no idea where to start. The crew walked me through depth, casing, and pump size in plain English, and kept the site clean the whole time. We had running water in under two weeks.”
Megan Hollis
Homeowner
“Our pump died on a Friday afternoon with 200 head of cattle depending on it. Dallas Well Drilling had someone out the same day, found a failed motor, and had the troughs full again before dark. They also explained what caused it, so I know what to watch for.”
Raymond Delgado
Cattle rancher, Ellis County
“We needed a dependable irrigation well for the sports fields, and our water bills were climbing every summer. The crew drilled it, set the pump, and showed our grounds team how to read the pressure gauge. It’s run all season without a hiccup.”
Priya Nair
Facilities manager, private school campus
Water Well Drilling FAQs
Yes. Dallas Well Drilling holds the TDLR Water Well Driller license and the TDLR Pump Installer license, and our drillers, pump installers, and apprentices are licensed or registered with the state. We also hold the plumbing, electrical, irrigator, and TCEQ credentials needed for the connections, wiring, and irrigation work that go with your well.
Within 1-3 days. We review your site, your water needs, and the type of well or repair, then give you a written estimate before any work begins.
35-50% is due to start the project, and the rest is due when the work is finished and you’re satisfied. The exact deposit depends on the size of the job.
Yes. We serve more than 20 locations around the Dallas area, including Fort Worth, Arlington, Plano, Frisco, and surrounding suburban and rural communities. Call us with your address to confirm we cover it.
Most residential wells take about 1-3 weeks from approval. Drilling usually takes 1-3 days, followed by pump and tank installation, well development, disinfection, and testing. Deep wells, commercial systems, and local permitting can add time, and we give you a schedule with your estimate.
Yes. We respond to no-water situations, failed pumps, and sudden pressure loss as quickly as we can, with same-day service when our schedule allows. Call us first, and we’ll tell you what to check and when we can be there.
Water Trouble Starts Here, and So Does the Fix
No water, a failing pump, or a new well on the way? Dallas Well Drilling has been helping North Texas families, farms, and businesses for over 26 years. Tell us the details, and we’ll give you a clear written estimate within 1-3 days. You pay 35-50% to start, and the rest is due when the work is done and you’re satisfied. Water emergency? Call us first, and we’ll tell you what to check while we get a crew on the way.