Work / Scope / Price
Start with the facts.
A site review for a new well. A diagnostic visit for an existing one. Work and pricing are agreed before repair or drilling begins.
01 / A new well
Drilling
New well drilling
A site review covers access, available well records and the proposed location. The written quote sets out drilling assumptions, casing, pump equipment, site work and how changes in depth would be priced.
By quote
We agree on the scope before a drilling date. Depth and yield are not promised from a map. Your county sets the rules.
02 / An existing well
Pump work
Pump diagnostic visit
We assess the reported loss of flow, pressure changes or cycling and explain what we find. The visit fee is separate from any repair.
$145
Pump repair
For faults that can be repaired, we list the needed parts and labor after diagnosis. You approve the repair price before work starts.
By quote
Pump replacement
When replacement is the proposed next step, the quote lists the pump, removal and installation labor, and any related equipment work. No equipment is ordered without approval.
By quote
03 / A written report
Water testing
Bacteria screen
Collection and laboratory testing for total coliform and E. coli, with a written report.
$95
Mineral panel
Collection and laboratory readings for hardness, iron, manganese and pH, with a written report.
$145
Combined panel
The Bacteria screen and Mineral panel collected at one visit, with both sets of results.
$195
Prices include one collection visit within 25 miles of Maple Crossing and the listed laboratory tests. Testing tells you what is in the water; each panel covers only the items named. We confirm the laboratory’s current turnaround at booking. Treatment equipment and extra tests are outside these prices.
When the water stops
Bring observations.
We’ll do the diagnosis.
A loss of water does not tell us which part needs work. Leave the well cap, pump wiring and controls for the technician.
Useful details for the visit
- Note when flow stopped and whether it changed suddenly or gradually.
- Tell us whether all faucets are affected or just one.
- Mention a power outage, recent work or freezing temperatures.
- Have any existing well record or past service note ready.
Appointments: Monday–Friday, 7am–5pm. No overnight or emergency dispatch. A request does not guarantee a same-day visit.
November 2026 onward
Suspected frozen line?
Frozen-line calls use the same $145 diagnostic visit. We assess accessible sections and the reported symptoms before quoting thawing, repair or replacement work.
Tell us where the line is exposed, if you know, and whether snow blocks access to the well head or equipment area. We agree on a visit window after reviewing the conditions.
Weather may change the schedule. Winter visits are by appointment during normal hours, with no guaranteed same-day dispatch.
A few details before we start
Is the diagnostic fee part of the repair price?
The $145 visit fee is separate. We explain the findings and quote parts and repair labor for approval before doing that work.
Can you price a new well from a photo?
A photo can help explain access, but a site review comes before a drilling quote. Your county sets the rules; the written scope records the work being proposed.
Tell us about the well.
You don’t need a diagnosis to start the conversation.