If planning to do well drilling in Arizona, New Mexico, or Texas,  Superior Drilling can help! Below are some quick questions and answers to help you get started.

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Do I need a permit to drill a water well?

Regulations vary by location. In many places, you may need a permit to drill a well. Check with your counties water well underground conservation district or give us and call and Superior Drilling can assist you in finding out if a permit is required prior to drilling. 

How deep should my well be drilled?

Well drilling depth in Arizona depends on factors like the water table, geological conditions, and local regulations. Our professional well drillers at Superior Drilling will assess these factors to determine the appropriate depth.
 

How much does is cost per foot to drill a well?

For drilling a water well, costs vary widely based on factors like well depth, location, drilling method, and additional equipment or services needed. If you'd like a free estimate, contact us today.
 

Are there any potential environmental impacts of drilling a well?

All drilling companies in Arizona are required to follow the rules and regulations established by the Arizona Water Department. Here at Superior Drilling we make sure we comply with environmental regulations to prevent contamination as well as following best practices and local guidelines.
 

Can I drill a well on any part of my property?

Zoning regulations may affect where you can drill a well. Check with your local zoning department to ensure compliance. Contact us here at Superior Drilling and we can help guide you in choosing the best location to drill on your property. 
 

How long does it take to drill a well?

The time required depends on depth of the well, drilling conditions, and the drilling method used. Water well drilling in Arizona requires a permit prior to drilling which can take up to 4 weeks to receive. Once received you can get on our drill schedule list. 

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Do I need to test the water quality?

Water quality testing is recommended to ensure the water is safe for consumption. Here at Superior Drilling we recommend testing your water once a new well is drilled, as well as continuing to do annual testing on existing water wells.
 

What maintenance is required for a well?

Regular maintenance, including well inspections and water quality testing, is important to ensure the well's proper functioning and water safety. In addition, the well pump needs to serviced or occasionally will require repair. If you need an inspection or service for your well and well pump, call Superior Drilling today.
 

Are there any restrictions on water usage from the well?

Some areas may have restrictions on water usage from wells, especially during drought conditions. Check local regulations and water rights to understand any limitations.
 

What states can you drill a water well in?

We are licensed to drill water wells in Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona. Call us today to learn more.​