by Bob Kent | Aug 23, 2026 | Well Drilling
When a drilled well no longer produces enough water, hydrofracking may offer an alternative to immediately drilling a replacement well.It is not the right solution for every well, and it does not guarantee a specific result. But for certain low-producing bedrock...
by Bob Kent | Aug 18, 2026 | Well Drilling
Well pumps are built to work hard, but they do not last forever.How long a well pump lasts depends on several factors, including pump type, installation quality, water conditions, how often the pump cycles, household demand, electrical conditions, and whether the...
by Bob Kent | Aug 3, 2026 | Well Drilling
When you search for “water well drillers near me,” you are probably not just browsing. Most people search that because they need something real. Maybe they are building a house. Maybe they bought land. Maybe the old well is not keeping up anymore. Maybe they turned on...
by Bob Kent | Jul 30, 2026 | Well Drilling
When something goes wrong with a private well, most homeowners know the symptom before they know the cause.The water pressure drops. The faucet starts sputtering. The water looks cloudy. The pump keeps kicking on and off. Or the house has no water at all.That is...
by Bob Kent | Jul 27, 2026 | Well Drilling
Low water pressure can turn an ordinary shower, load of laundry, or morning routine into a frustrating guessing game.Maybe the pressure dropped suddenly. Maybe it has been getting weaker over time. Maybe one faucet seems fine, but the whole house slows down when two...
by Bob Kent | Jul 20, 2026 | Well Drilling
“How much does it cost to drill a well in Minnesota?” is one of the first questions property owners ask when planning a new home, cabin, farm, business, or rural building project.It is also a question that rarely has one reliable answer.The final cost of a water well...
