RESIDENTIAL WATER WELLS · ARIZONA, NEW MEXICO & TEXAS
Water well drilling for Arizona homes
Building on raw land, replacing a well that's going dry or putting a well on your property for the first time? We drill the well, install the pump and help you with the permit along the way. Superior Drilling is a family-owned company with two generations in the well drilling business.
Serving Arizona, with an emphasis on the Phoenix area; all of New Mexico and Texas.
Family-owned · Licensed in Arizona, New Mexico and Texas · Financing available
RESIDENTIAL WELLS
Wells for homes, new builds and rural property
HOW IT WORKS
From first call to running water
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Free estimate
Call 602-290-7332 or send the estimate form with your property address. We'll talk through what you need and get back to you with pricing and timing.
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Permit
Arizona requires a permit before a new well is drilled. We'll help you find out what your property needs. Approval can take up to four weeks.
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Well location
Zoning rules can affect where a well can go. We'll help you choose the best spot on your property.
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Drilling
Once your permit is approved, you go on our drill schedule. We stay in touch before drill day and make sure your site is ready for the rig. 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 well pump equipment and set up the system for the way you'll use the water.
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Water test
We recommend testing the water from every new well, then once a year after that.
Planning a larger agricultural, commercial or mining well?
Those projects can have different water-right, permitting, and planning requirements. Visit the service page that fits the work you are planning.
COST
What a new well costs
Every well is priced to the property. The cost depends on how deep we have to drill, where the property is, the drilling method and the equipment your system needs. Estimates are free.
Residential customers can finance their well through our partner, Lyon Financial.
FAMILY-OWNED
Two generations of drilling, now settled in Arizona
Superior Drilling is a family business. We've drilled wells and serviced pumps in Texas, New Mexico, Wyoming and California, and now we serve Maricopa and Yavapai counties. Bryce and Megan grew up in Prescott. Justin joined the family business after a career in law enforcement, and Tara has kept our books for years.
You'll hear from us throughout the job, and we'll answer every question you have.
"When the guys came out to drill all that were on site were very respectful and answered all questions I had along with keeping a very clean work site and left no trash along with grading around well casing."
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 drilling a new well
Do I need a permit to drill a well?
Yes. Arizona requires a permit before a new well is drilled. Rules vary by location, and we'll help you find out what your property needs.
How long does it take to get a well?
Permit approval can take up to four weeks. Once it's approved, you go on our drill schedule. Time on site depends on the depth of the well, the ground conditions and the drilling method.
How deep will my well be?
Depth depends on the water table, the geology under your property and local regulations. Our drillers assess all three to set the depth.
How much does a well cost?
Cost depends on the depth, the location, the drilling method and the equipment you need. We give free estimates, and residential customers can finance through Lyon Financial.
Where on my property can the well go?
Zoning rules can limit where a well is drilled. We'll help you pick a location that works for your property and meets local rules.
Do you install the pump too?
Yes. We supply and install the pump equipment and set up the system. We also repair and service well pumps.
Planning a well?
Call 602-290-7332 or request a free estimate. Include your property address, and we'll get back to you with options, pricing and timing.