Water well drilling & service in Lakehills, TX

Lakehills spreads along the shore of Medina Lake, a Hill Country reservoir formed when Medina Dam was completed in 1913 on the Medina River, about 31 miles northwest of San Antonio. As an unincorporated community, Lakehills has no city water system, so residential lots and acreage tracts across this rocky, oak-covered terrain depend on private wells drawing from the Trinity Aquifer. Bandera County is designated a Priority Groundwater Management Area, which makes a reliable, properly maintained well system all the more important for property owners here. TR Drilling and Service, based in Boerne, has drilled new wells and serviced existing pumps and water systems throughout the Texas Hill Country since 1985.

Beneath Lakehills, you're generally drilling into the Trinity Aquifer. Wells here typically reach several hundred to over a thousand feet, and rugged terrain can make siting the rig the trickiest part. 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 Bandera County River Authority & Groundwater 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 Lakehills, and stands behind the work.