Finance your water well project with Hearth
A new well, pump, or storage system is a real investment. Through our financing partner Hearth, you can see personalized monthly payment options in minutes, without affecting your credit score.
Get the water you need now, pay over time
Water isn't optional, and the right well or repair shouldn't have to wait for the perfect month. Hearth makes it easy to find a monthly payment that fits your budget instead of paying one large lump sum.
- Loan amounts up to $250,000 enough for a new well, storage system, or full replacement.
- Funding within 1-3 days so your project isn't stuck waiting on paperwork.
- No prepayment penalties pay it off early whenever you'd like.
- No home equity required it isn't a home-equity loan.
- Checking your rate won't affect your credit a soft credit check that takes about 60 seconds.
New to this? Our guide on how to pay for a water well compares Hearth with USDA programs, the Water Well Trust, and home equity.
See your personalized payment plans without affecting your credit score. Financing provided by Hearth.
Estimate your monthly payment
Enter a project amount to see what monthly payments could look like, no credit impact.
Four simple steps to funded
Tell us your project
We give you a clear, written quote for the work your property needs.
See your rates
Pre-qualify with Hearth in about 60 seconds, with no impact to your credit score.
Pick a plan
Choose the monthly payment and term that fit your budget.
We get to work
With funding often within 1-3 days, we schedule and complete your project.
Financing is provided by Hearth's third-party lending partners. TR Drilling & Service is not a lender, does not make credit decisions, and does not set loan terms. Payment amounts shown are estimates; actual rates and terms depend on the lender and your credit, and all loans are subject to lender approval. Hearth is a trademark of its respective owner.
Questions about paying over time?
We'll give you an honest quote and walk you through your Hearth financing options, no pressure either way.