Water well drilling & service in Kingsland, TX

Kingsland sits where the Llano and Colorado rivers converge within Lake Lyndon B. Johnson, creating one of Texas Hill Country's most distinctive settings. While Kingsland Water Supply Corp. serves the core community, surrounding Llano County ranchland and rural acreage rely on water solutions adapted to the region's limestone terrain and the Llano Uplift aquifer system. Whether you are drilling a new well on a river-view property, maintaining a pump on an established ranch, or upgrading a storage system on your land, TR Drilling and Service brings more than four decades of expertise to Llano County and the Hill Country. Based in Boerne, TR Drilling and Service has served regional property owners since 1985, understands the challenges of Hill Country water systems, and delivers the local knowledge you need.

Beneath Kingsland, you're generally drilling into the Llano Uplift aquifers, Hickory, Ellenburger-San Saba, and Marble Falls. Depths range widely; the Hickory's artesian zone can run well over a thousand feet, so knowing which formation to target matters a great deal. 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. Llano County itself is not within a groundwater conservation district, so there is no local groundwater permit to file, though your licensed driller still files the required State of Texas well report. (Which district am I in?)

New well, pump install, storage tank, or an urgent repair when the water stops, we do all of it for Kingsland, and we still answer the phone when you call back.