AGRICULTURAL WELLS · ARIZONA, NEW MEXICO & TEXAS
Agricultural water wells in Arizona
Superior Drilling drills agricultural wells. We help with the permit, drill the well, install the pump and keep it running, so you have water for your crops, your animals and your operation.
Serving Arizona, with an emphasis on the Phoenix area; all of New Mexico and Texas.
Family-owned · Two generations of drilling · Licensed in Arizona, New Mexico and Texas
AGRICULTURAL WELLS
Water for the work on your land
HOW IT WORKS
How we drill an agricultural well
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Free estimate
Call 602-290-7332 or send the estimate form with your property address and how you plan to use the water. We'll get back to you with options, pricing and timing.
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Permit and water rules
Commercial and agricultural wells may require a non-exempt well permit and water rights associated with the property, and could be subject to longer permit lead times.
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Well location
We'll help you choose where to drill on the property, within local zoning rules.
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Drilling
Once the permit is approved, you go on our drill schedule. Our drillers set the depth based on the water table, the ground conditions and local regulations.
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Pump and setup
We supply and install the pump equipment and set up the system to fit your operation.
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Ongoing service
We service and repair pumps on agricultural wells and test well water, so your system keeps running season after season.
AFTER THE DRILL
We keep your well working
An agricultural well has to keep up with the work. We install, repair and service pumps on agricultural wells.
We also recommend testing your water once a year. Changes in groundwater can affect water quality, and minerals or contaminants can be hard on your pump and equipment. Clean water matters for your family and your animals.
FAMILY-OWNED
Agricultural wells from a family business
Superior Drilling is run by two generations of one family. We've drilled wells for homes, agricultural properties and businesses in Texas, New Mexico, Wyoming and California, and now we serve Maricopa and Yavapai counties. We're members of the National Ground Water Association and the Arizona Hydrological Society.
We do what we say we'll do, and we answer every question you have.
Licensed and certified
Arizona ROC A-4 349393 · CR-53 349429 · Arizona Drill 883 · New Mexico WD-1706 · Texas 58820W
National Ground Water Association · Arizona Hydrological Society · MSHA Certified · Amigos · Buckeye Chamber of Commerce · Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce
COMMON QUESTIONS
Questions about agricultural wells
Do I need a permit for an agricultural well?
Commercial and agricultural wells may require a non-exempt well permit and water rights associated with the property, and could be subject to longer permit lead times.
Are there limits on how much water I can use?
Some areas restrict well water use, especially during drought. Water rights and local regulations decide what applies to your property, so check them before you plan your water use.
How deep will the well be?
Depth depends on the water table, the geology and local regulations. Our drillers assess all three to set the depth.
How much does an agricultural well cost?
Cost depends on the depth, the location, the drilling method and the equipment your operation needs. Estimates are free.
Do you service pumps on agricultural wells?
Yes. We install, repair and service pumps on agricultural, residential and commercial wells.
Should I test the water for my animals?
Yes. We recommend testing well water once a year. Changes in groundwater can affect water quality for your animals and your family.
Need water on your land?
Call 602-290-7332 or request a free estimate. Tell us where the property is and how you'll use the water.