Water Well Drilling Weatherford is a water well company serving homes, acreage and ranches across Parker County and the edges of Hood, Palo Pinto, Wise and Tarrant counties. We drill new household and livestock wells, and repair and replace the pumps, pressure tanks and controls that keep existing wells running. We also test and treat well water, inspect wells for home sales, and plug old wells.
What we do differently
- A person answers, 24/7. On acreage, no water means no toilets, no stock water and no fire protection.
- Prices before work. Planning ranges are published on this site, and every job gets a written price before a pump is pulled or a rig is scheduled.
- Local data, not averages. Our depth and water-level figures come from Texas Water Development Board driller reports for wells near each town.
- Rules checked first. District registration, spacing and the 2027 changes get checked before a well is planned, not after it's drilled.
The standards we work to
Every well and pump job follows Texas well construction and pump installation standards (16 Texas Administrative Code ch. 76). That means a cement seal at least 10 ft down, a concrete slab and sanitary cap at the surface, setbacks from septic systems and livestock areas, and disinfection after any work on a drinking-water well. State Well Reports are filed within 60 days, and new wells are registered with the Upper Trinity district before drilling.
How we price
We publish planning ranges for new wells, pump replacements, pressure tanks, treatment systems and inspections, with their sources. On site, you get the diagnosis and a written price for each option before we start. If a repair can safely wait until regular hours, we say so.
Who writes our guides
Our well owner guides are written by Chris Fugate. Experienced Water Well Driller in Texas and California with 24 years of experience drilling deep water, municipal, and residential wells.