FAQ’s

Your Top Questions Answered About Geothermal Energy and Water Treatment Services

What is the Average Depth that you find water in Middle TN?

On average we usually see water around 200-300ft
What Counties do we currently offer our services in?

We currently operate in the following counties: Williamson, Maury, Marshall, Rutherford, Davidson, Cheatham, Robertson, and Sumner.
If I have a well with sulfur, can it be treated and used as drinking water?

Yes, Sulfur is treatable and can be used as drinking water. We offer a couple solution options for taking care of it, one of them being a peroxide-based injector. We also sell and service everything you would need to do that with your current system.
Is there any way you can guarantee you will find water when drilling.

No, there is no technology available to guarantee water. Thankfully, we have some of the best in the business at finding it and we use every method possible to reduce the risk of a dry well. We have access to local and state files that will give a results of all the wells that have been drilled around your address. This will give you an indication of what could happen when drilling your well. We also water dowse or water witching prior to drilling.
Do I Still have to pay if you don’t find water?

Yes, once we start your project regardless of the outcome you will still be charged for services completed. At anytime you can stop the project and decide that you do not want to drill further looking for the water and the total ft and materials will be billed at the agreed upon amount and due within the billing terms of the contract.
What services do you provide?
- Water Well Drilling
- Geothermal Drilling
- Well pump – new installations, replacement, and service
- Well Pump testing to determine flow rate
- Water well inspections
- Water Quality Testing
- Filtration Services
- Well abandonment and backfilling services
- Pond aeration and Pond Fountains
- Hand pumps
- Solar Pumps
- Geothermal system installation, inspection and repair
What will be the cost of pump system for my newly drilled well?

It is not possible to accurately determine the cost of a well system before the well has been drilled. There are several factors that determine the cost, i.e., depth of the well, flow rate, static level, and your intended use of the water. Once that information is known a quote can be customized for your system requirements.
Is there any alternative if my well does not produce enough water to meet my needs?

Depending on your situation a storage tank could be a viable solution for low production wells.
I am considering purchasing a property with an existing well do you perform inspections?

Yes – The purpose of an inspection is to report the present “as is” and visible condition of the system and its related components.
Do you provide septic services?

No – we do not currently provide any services related to septic systems.
Do you provide irrigation installation services?

No – we do not currently provide any services related to irrigation systems.
Do you offer water dowsing or ‘well witching’?

Yes.
What is the average cost of drilling a new water well?

Every water well is different! The billing is all based off the required depth of the well and the amount of casing that is required. On average you should budget $8,000 - $10,000 for drilling a well. Our water well drilling agreement will list every cost item in full detail.
How much does it cost for me to have water running in my house?

Since every water well is different, all pump systems will vary in cost as well. The billing is all based off the depth of the pump installation and the horsepower that is required to supply sufficient flow and perssure. On average you should budget $3,500 - $5,000 for well pump installations. Our estimators would normally perform a call or site visit to quote the services needed.
Do you guys offer financing?

Not at this time.