OUR SERVICES

WELL DRILLING – Residential, Stock, Commercial, Municipal, Mine Subsidence, Monitoring Wells, Blast Holes and Geothermal Drilling

Plains Water Well Service applies the most advanced water well drilling technology in air rotary, air percussion and mud rotary drilling. Why do we offer more than one kind — because each works best in different geology.

Mud rotary drilling works very well in areas with sand and gravel where it is hard to keep a hole open in unconsolidated formations. Mud rotary drilling does require a large mud pit to be dug for the fluids. Disadvantages to this are

• Longer period required to develop a well
• Mud pit required
• Slower drilling

Air rotary and air percussion drilling excels in hard rock and in boulders. With the proper techniques it can also drill well in semi-consolidated formations. Benefits to this are:

• No mud pit is required
• Excellent information on what's happening down the hole
• Immediate indication of water, we can determine quantity and quality of water encountered
• Very short well development required
• Fast drilling
• Aquifer not tampered with by mud

CONSTANT PRESSURE AND CONVENTIONAL PUMPS SYSTEMS

Plains Water Well Service offers constant pressure pump systems as well as conventional pump systems from Grundfos, Goulds, and Jacuzzi (now Franklin Electric).

Simply put, a constant pressure pump system simulates being on a city water system. Click here, to learn more about the constant pressure pump system from Grundfos.

In a conventional pump system you may notice drops in the water pressure. To learn more about the conventional pumps we install, visit these manufacturer's websites:

Grundfos
Goulds
Franklin Electric

SOLAR PUMP SYSTEMS

Solar pump systems are a perfect water supply solution for remote areas that need fresh drinking water for people or livestock. At Plains Water Well Service we use solar panels from Colorado Solar and Grundfos SQ Flex Solar System. These systems can be set up with a generator hook-up for those times when you need to run when you want.

To learn more about the solar pump systems we sell and install, visit this manufacturer’s website:

Grundfos