Water Well Drilling in Bandera County, TX

Bandera County is well country. Outside the towns of Bandera, Pipe Creek, Lakehills, and Medina, most homes and ranches sit on private wells, and out here a dependable well is the whole water supply. We have drilled new wells, installed and replaced pumps, and handled the repairs that keep them running across this county since 1985, so we show up already knowing the ground.

Beneath most of Bandera County you are drilling into the Trinity Aquifer, and wells here typically reach several hundred to over a thousand feet. The rugged terrain is often the trickiest part of the job, getting a rig safely onto a steep or remote tract takes real experience, and so does reading where the water sits as the limestone rises and falls across the hills. That local knowledge is the difference between a well that produces for decades and an expensive dry hole.

Bandera County is served by the Bandera County River Authority and Groundwater District, so a new well needs to be registered and, depending on use and acreage, permitted. We handle that paperwork for you and file the required State of Texas well report, so the only thing you have to decide is where you want your water.

Whether it is a brand-new well on raw acreage, a pump and pressure system, added storage for peak demand, or a fast repair when the water quits, one local crew handles all of it across Bandera County, and stands behind the work.