COMMERCIAL, MINING & CATHODIC PROTECTION · ARIZONA, NEW MEXICO & TEXAS
Commercial drilling, Mining and Cathodic Protection
We drill water wells for businesses and farms of all sizes, and we work with you to make sure your water supply meets the project's requirements. Our team is MSHA certified, and we're licensed to drill in Arizona, New Mexico and Texas.
Serving Arizona, with an emphasis on the Phoenix area; all of New Mexico and Texas.
MSHA certified · National Ground Water Association member · Licensed in AZ, NM & TX
WHY SUPERIOR DRILLING
What we bring to your project
COMMERCIAL & MINING
Commercial and mine-site water wells
For commercial properties, we drill water wells and supply and install pump equipment to meet the project's requirements. We work with you to understand how the water will be used and what the property needs.
For mine properties, our MSHA-certified team reviews the proposed water-well drilling work, site requirements and equipment fit before we bid. We look at the borehole size, depth and project specifications so we can confirm the scope with you.
Send us the site address or parcel number, the intended water use and any plans or well information you already have. We'll go over the project with you and get back to you with pricing and timing.
HOW IT WORKS
How a commercial well project runs
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Estimate
Call 602-290-7332 or send the estimate form with the site address and a description of the project. We'll go over your requirements and get back to you with pricing and timing.
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Permit
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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Site preparation
We work with you to make sure the site is ready for the rig before drill day.
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Drilling
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 meet the project's requirements.
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Service and testing
We service and repair commercial well pumps and test well water, so the supply stays reliable and safe for your customers and crew.
CATHODIC PROTECTION
Drilling support for cathodic protection
Cathodic protection helps control external corrosion on metal surfaces in contact with soil or water. It is used for buried pipelines, underground tanks and other metallic utility structures.
Some cathodic protection systems use drilled boreholes for deep anode groundbeds. These are part of a larger corrosion-control system; the location and specifications depend on the project design.
If your project calls for drilling for a cathodic protection system, send us the site location, available plans and borehole requirements. We can review the drilling scope with your team.
EXPERIENCE
Two generations of drilling
Superior Drilling is a family-owned contractor with two generations of well drilling and pump service behind it. We've worked in Texas, New Mexico, Wyoming and California, and we're based in Litchfield Park, Arizona. We're members of the National Ground Water Association, the Arizona Hydrological Society and the Buckeye and Wickenburg chambers of commerce.
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 commercial, mining and cathodic protection work
How does drilling support cathodic protection?
Some systems use drilled boreholes for deep anode groundbeds that support corrosion protection for buried metal structures. Send us the site and drilling requirements so we can review the work with your project team.
Are you MSHA certified?
Yes. Our team is MSHA certified for work on mine properties.
Where are you licensed to drill?
Arizona (ROC A-4 349393, CR-53 349429, AZ Drill 883), New Mexico (WD-1706) and Texas (58820W).
Do you handle permits?
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.
Do you install and service pumps on commercial wells?
Yes. We supply pump equipment and repair and service pumps on commercial, agricultural and residential wells.
What should I send for an estimate?
The site address and a short description of the project and its water needs. If you have plans or information on an existing well, include them.
Have a commercial project?
Call 602-290-7332 or request a free estimate with the site address and project details.