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Water well drilling & service in Boerne, TX

On a well in Boerne? From a brand-new well to a fast pump repair, TR Drilling & Service has cared for Kendall County water systems since 1985, with honest quotes and the same-day response that losing your water demands.

Boerne is home ground for us. Our yard sits on FM 474 just outside town, so when a Kendall County well needs drilling or a pump quits out toward Cordillera Ranch or Sisterdale, we are minutes away rather than hours. We have drilled and serviced wells across Boerne, Fair Oaks Ranch, Bergheim, and the ranches along Cibolo Creek since 1985, which means we already know what the ground here does before the rig ever leaves the yard.

Beneath Boerne, you're generally drilling into the Middle and Lower Trinity Aquifer. Wells around here commonly run from a few hundred feet to over 1,000 feet to reach a dependable supply, and the limestone can change fast from one tract to the next. That local knowledge is the most valuable thing we bring to your property. It's the difference between a well that produces for decades and an expensive dry hole. We also handle the well registration and permitting that comes with the Cow Creek Groundwater Conservation District, so that paperwork is one less thing for you to chase down. (Well permits in your area)

Whether it's a brand-new well, 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 for Boerne, and stands behind the work.

Well services in Boerne

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In and around Boerne

Local crews, fast response

We work throughout Boerne and the rural tracts around it, and across the rest of Kendall County. Being without water isn't something that can wait, so we offer same-day emergency service and quick, usually same-day quotes.

  • 40+ years on Hill Country ground we know the aquifers and the depths out here.
  • Licensed & insured Texas-licensed drillers and pump installers.
  • Honest, upfront pricing a clear written quote, no surprises.

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Drilling a new well in Boerne

Most new wells around Boerne tap the Trinity Aquifer. Closer to town and east toward the Balcones Escarpment you are usually drilling through the Glen Rose limestone into the deeper Lower Trinity sands, the Cow Creek and Hosston, while properties out toward Sisterdale and Comfort can reach water at different depths as the formations rise and fall across the hills. The right depth, casing, and pump for your tract are a local question, and getting them right is the difference between a well that produces for decades and an expensive dry hole.

Boerne and the rest of Kendall County sit inside the Cow Creek Groundwater Conservation District, so a new well needs to be registered and, depending on use and size, permitted. We handle that paperwork and file the required State of Texas well report, so the only thing you have to decide is where you want your water. (Permit vs. registration, explained.)

From the first site visit we look at your acreage, your water needs, and the geology before we pick a spot. Then we drill, set and grout the casing, install and balance the pump and pressure system, and test the well under load before we call it done. One local crew handles all of it, and stands behind it.

Want the full picture before you start? Our in-depth guide to drilling a water well in Boerne and Kendall County walks through the Trinity Aquifer layers, typical depths, the Cow Creek district registration, and what the drought means for your well.

Boerne and the communities around it

We work throughout Boerne and the places that share its ground: Cordillera Ranch, Fair Oaks Ranch, Bergheim, Kendalia, Sisterdale, Comfort, and the ranch tracts along Cibolo Creek and the Guadalupe. If you are on a well anywhere in this part of the Hill Country, you are in our backyard.

Planning around the drought? Trinity levels move with the seasons out here. Check the current Trinity Aquifer water levels and the latest Hill Country drought restrictions before you plan a new well or a deeper one.

From Hill Country well owners

What our customers say

"We interviewed several companies before drilling our well. None were more professional and caring than TR."
DDonnie A.Verified customer
"The folks at TR Drilling are exceptional. They were responsive and there for us when we had an emergency."
JJosette K.Verified customer

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Boerne well questions

Frequently asked

How deep are water wells in Boerne?

It depends on where your property sits. Around Boerne most wells reach the Trinity Aquifer, and the depth varies with the local geology and your water needs. We look at the ground on your specific tract before we drill, because depth in Kendall County can change from one ridge to the next.

Do I need a permit to drill a well in Boerne or Kendall County?

Kendall County sits inside the Cow Creek Groundwater Conservation District, so a new well needs to be registered and may need a permit depending on use and size. We handle that registration and permitting for you and file the required State of Texas well report.

Should I repair my well pump or replace it?

It depends on the pump's age, the failure, and what a repair buys you. We diagnose the whole system, the pump, tank, pressure switch, and well, and tell you honestly whether a repair will hold or whether replacement is the smarter money.

Why is my Boerne well water hard or full of minerals?

Trinity and Hill Country limestone water tends to be hard and mineral-rich, which is normal here. We can test your water and walk through treatment options if the hardness or mineral content is a problem for your household.

How fast can you come out for a no-water call in Boerne?

Boerne is home turf and our yard is on FM 474, so we are close. We prioritize no-water calls and offer same-day emergency service whenever we can.

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