High-capacity wells and complete water systems for public systems, developments, farms, and businesses across the Texas Hill Country, from the same local crew, since 1985.
Most of what we do is residential, but not all of it. For four decades, TR Drilling & Service has drilled and serviced higher-capacity wells and complete water systems for clients well beyond the single-family home: public and municipal water systems, subdivisions and developments, working farms and ranches, and commercial properties across the Texas Hill Country. It is the same local crew and the same honest approach, scaled up for bigger demand and tighter requirements.
Public-supply wells for small towns, water-supply corporations, and utilities, built and maintained to keep a community in water. We can add Ranchbot remote monitoring so your operator sees tank levels, line pressure, and pump status live, with alerts before a system runs short.
Community and shared wells for neighborhoods, developments, and RV or mobile-home parks, sized for multiple connections and paired with the pump, pressure, and storage to match the load.
High-capacity wells for ranches, farms, and vineyards, sized for livestock, crop irrigation, and landscape systems. We match the well and the pump to the flow your operation actually needs.
Reliable water for businesses, schools, churches, campgrounds, and wineries, where municipal water is not available or not worth the cost. We build the whole system and stand behind it.
Commercial, municipal, irrigation, and other high-use wells are usually non-exempt under Texas groundwater rules. That means they need an operating permit from the local groundwater conservation district, and typically metering and annual production reporting. The thresholds and rules vary from one district to the next.
We know each district across the Hill Country, and we handle the production reporting and can help you through the permitting, so a bigger project does not turn into a paperwork project. See permit or registration and find your groundwater district.
Yes. Along with residential wells, we drill and service higher-capacity wells for public and municipal water systems, subdivisions and developments, farms and ranches, and commercial properties across the Texas Hill Country. We have done this work since 1985 with the same licensed crew.
Yes, and it matters more for these wells. Commercial, municipal, irrigation, and other high-use wells are usually non-exempt, which means they need an operating permit from the local groundwater conservation district, along with metering and annual production reporting. We know each district's rules across the Hill Country and handle that permitting and reporting for you.
Yes, and for most properties the storage tank is the more useful place to start. A Ranchbot level sensor in the tank shows you how much water you actually have, accurate to about one percent, and alerts you when the level runs low or drops faster than it should, which is often the first sign of a leak or a stuck float. It works on poly, steel, concrete, and fiberglass tanks, new or already in the ground, and you can add well level, line pressure, flow, and pump control to the same dashboard.
High-capacity wells for ranches, farms, and vineyards, sized for livestock, crop irrigation, and landscape systems. We match the well and pump to the flow your operation actually needs, and handle the district permitting that larger-volume wells require.
Yes. We drill and maintain community and shared wells for subdivisions, developments, RV and mobile-home parks, and commercial sites such as schools, churches, campgrounds, and wineries, including the pump, pressure, and storage systems that serve multiple connections.
Ranchbot tank-level, pressure, and pump monitoring for public and commercial systems.
Learn morePre-purchase and compliance inspections with a clear written report.
Learn moreKeep production wells and equipment running reliably.
Learn moreTell us about the demand, the site, and the timeline, and we will scope the right well and system for it. Reach out for a no-pressure consultation.
