Water Well Drilling Weatherford drills, repairs and services water wells within about 35 miles of Weatherford: all of Parker County and the neighboring edges of Hood, Palo Pinto, Wise and Tarrant counties. Our well service areas are set by where we can reach a no-water call quickly, day or night.
Three kinds of ground
East and central Parker County (Weatherford, Aledo, Azle) draws on Trinity aquifer sands: the Paluxy and, deeper down, the Twin Mountains. Toward the east, those sands sit under a limestone cap, so wells run deeper. North and west (Springtown, Peaster, Poolville, Brock) is mostly moderate 200–260 ft wells. Far west (Millsap, Mineral Wells) moves into Cross Timbers rock, where yields vary lot to lot. Hood County (Granbury) often goes to the deep Twin Mountains, 400 ft and beyond.
Two districts, one rule change
The Upper Trinity Groundwater Conservation District covers Parker, Hood, Wise and Montague counties. Tarrant County has its own Northern Trinity district. On August 27, 2026, Upper Trinity adopted rules taking effect January 1, 2027: 5-acre minimums for new subdivisions where the Trinity is 60 ft thick or less, and wider spacing district-wide. Read what the 2027 rules mean for a lot.