Water well drilling & service in New Braunfels, TX

New Braunfels sits along the Balcones Fault Zone where the Texas Hill Country gives way to rolling prairie south of San Antonio. Comal Springs, fed by the Edwards Aquifer, rises in Landa Park to form the Comal River, the shortest navigable river in Texas, before joining the Guadalupe downtown. The city has a robust municipal water system, but property owners in the rural reaches of Comal County often depend on private wells drawing from the Trinity Aquifer, and for those landowners dependable well drilling and pump service are essential. TR Drilling and Service, based in Boerne, has served the Texas Hill Country since 1985, drilling new wells and servicing pumps and water systems throughout the region.

Beneath New Braunfels, you're generally drilling into the Trinity Aquifer across the north and the Edwards Aquifer along the Balcones Fault Zone. Depth depends a lot on where your property sits relative to the fault zone, Trinity wells up in the hills often run several hundred feet or more. 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 Comal Trinity Groundwater Conservation District (with the Edwards Aquifer Authority along the recharge zone), so that paperwork is one less thing for you to chase down. (Well permits in your area)

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