Frequently Asked Questions About Water Well Services

The depth of a well varies significantly based on local geology and the water table level. In areas like Lubbock and Amarillo, TX, well depths can range from a couple of hundred feet to much deeper to ensure access to a sustainable and clean water source. We conduct thorough assessments to determine the optimal drilling depth for your specific location.

The water well drilling process begins with a site assessment to choose the best location. We then use specialized drilling rigs to penetrate the ground and rock layers to reach the aquifer. Once the desired depth is reached, we install a well casing to prevent collapse and protect the water from contaminants. Finally, the well is developed and tested to ensure a clean and steady water flow.

The timeline for water well drilling can vary from a few days to over a week. The duration depends on the well's depth, the hardness of the rock and soil, and weather conditions. Our team at Rodgers Well Service works efficiently to complete the project as quickly as possible without compromising on quality.

Common indicators that your well pump may need repairs include no water flow, low water pressure, strange noises coming from the pump or pipes, dirty water, or your pump cycling on and off frequently. If you notice any of these issues, it's best to call for a professional well water pump repair service immediately to diagnose and fix the problem.

Yes, our technicians are experienced in servicing and repairing a wide range of well pumps, including submersible pumps and jet pumps. We can handle various brands and models.

A new water pump installation involves selecting the correct size and type of pump for your well's depth and your household's water needs. Our team will then install the pump, connect it to your plumbing and electrical systems, and test it thoroughly to ensure it operates efficiently and provides consistent water pressure.

Poly pipe, or polyethylene pipe, is an excellent choice for irrigation systems because it is durable, flexible, and resistant to corrosion and chemicals. Its flexibility allows for easier installation around obstacles, and its smooth interior surface reduces friction, improving water flow and system efficiency.

Our technicians can help you make that determination. We will assess the age of your pump, the extent of the damage, and the cost of repairs versus replacement. In many cases, if a pump is old and requires frequent, costly repairs, a new water pump installation may be the more economical solution in the long run.

We recommend annual inspections for your water well system. This includes checking the pump's performance, water pressure, and electrical components. Regular water quality testing is also crucial to ensure your water remains safe to drink. Preventive maintenance can extend the life of your well and pump system.

Absolutely. Rodgers Well Service provides comprehensive water well drilling and pump services for agricultural, commercial, and oilfield applications. From high-capacity irrigation wells to dependable water systems for commercial operations, we have the equipment and experience to handle large-scale projects.

We proudly serve all of Northern Texas, including the communities of Silverton, Lubbock, Amarillo, Plainview, Floydada, Lockney, and Abernathy. If you're unsure whether you fall within our service area, please give us a call.