In our expert experience, the typical cost to drill a residential well in Arizona ranges between $50 per foot and $75 per foot. The cost ranges based on well drilling conditions, depth and the casing installed. You should remember that having the well drilled is only half of the picture. In order to be able to use the water, a complete pumping system will need to be installed. You should always request a detailed estimate with the well and pumping system installation to get a better grasp of the entire project cost.

If your water pressure is rapidly fluctuating or "surging", it is most likely caused by a ruptured bladder tank or water-logged hydro-pneumatic pressure tank. We highly recommend resolving this issue sooner rather than later, as this condition extremely shortens the life of a pump motor due to "rapid cycling". If you are having this issue or need help with water well pumps, call Mike's Drilling, LLC today to have a member of our service team resolve this issue for you.

No reputable well drilling company will ever guarantee that they will find water. As a reputable well drilling company, we are only able to extract what is already under the ground for you. If you are concerned about whether or not you will find water on your property or a property you wish to purchase, give our team a call. We can provide data from relevant experience and historical records to help you better determine the risks involved.

According to the Arizona Department of Health Services, well water should be tested when a new well is first put into service and then at recommended intervals thereafter. For new wells, testing should include arsenic, total coliform bacteria, fluoride, lead, nitrates, total dissolved solids, and uranium. After the initial testing, total coliform bacteria and nitrates should be tested annually, while arsenic, fluoride, and uranium should be tested every five years. We provide water testing for all new well drilling we complete and equip, as well as ongoing testing through our Well Maintenance Agreement program. Additional water testing may be recommended if there are known well water issues in your area, if your well has been affected by flooding, wildfire, or other land disturbances, if you notice changes in your water's taste, color, or odor, or if someone in your household experiences an unexplained illness.

If you wish to finance your new well drilling or well repairs, please contact us for details on our well financing program.

No, Arizona is not out of water. As Arizonians, we are facing water challenges now and in the near future, but this is nothing new. Arizona has always faced water challenges in one form or another, but if we continue to work together, we will be able to endure the challenges and thrive like we always have. For residential and commercial water well drilling services, call Mike's Drilling, LLC today.

Yes. At Mike's Drilling, LLC, we offer our Well Maintenance Agreement or WMA program. This program is designed to offer scheduled maintenance on your well. Like maintenance on your home or car, this program will save you money in the long run as we can address small issues before they become larger issues. Call our office today to speak to someone about signing up for this well drilling maintenance program.

If your water comes from a private well and your electric bill is higher than normal, most likely your pump is worn, or you have a hole in the drop pipe. Either of these scenarios can make the pump run either for a much longer duration than it was designed for, or in extreme cases, it may not ever turn off. If you are experiencing this symptom, call Mike's Drilling, LLC today to have an experienced well drilling technician come to your home and diagnose the problem.

If your water pressure is lower than normal, it can be caused by many different issues. If you are on a private well, it could be caused by a worn pump, low water production from the well, blockage in pipes from sediment as well as some other possible causes. If you are experiencing low water pressure, call Mike's Drilling, LLC today to have an experienced well service technician come to your home and diagnose the problem.

If you're looking for water well drilling services, call our team today!

If you are on a private well and notice sediment in your water, several factors could be contributing to the problem. Sediment may be caused by casing corrosion that allows sand to enter the well, a declining water table, or sand gradually accumulating at the bottom of the well and reaching the level of the pump. In some cases, sediment issues can result from poor or incomplete well development when the well was first installed, inadequate well design, or over-pumping the well. Because sediment can indicate a variety of underlying issues, it is important to have your well evaluated by a professional.

If you are experiencing sediment in your water, contact Mike's Drilling, LLC today for a consultation. Our water well drilling team is here to help.