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Well Drilling & Well Service in Palm Beach CountyThe Acreage · Loxahatchee · Wellington · Western Communities

New wells, pump repair, abandonment and annual maintenance — plus the treatment that makes well water drinkable. 18+ years on South Florida water, 516 five-star reviews.

Permitted work by a licensed well contractor
Diagnosis before replacement — many no-water calls are a small repair
Written flow rate and water quality results on completion
One company for the well, the pump, and the filtration afterward

Two Different Well Markets in Palm Beach County

West of the turnpike, wells are how people get water at all. The Acreage, Loxahatchee, Loxahatchee Groves and parts of western Wellington have little or no municipal service, so a private well is the household supply — drinking, bathing, laundry, everything. That water has to be potable, and out here it almost never starts that way: dissolved iron, hydrogen sulfide and hardness are the rule rather than the exception.

Closer in, wells exist for a completely different reason: irrigation. Homes on city water with large lots put in a shallow irrigation well so they are not paying utility rates to water grass. That well does not need to be potable, does not need drinking water treatment, and costs considerably less.

These two jobs get confused constantly, and the confusion is expensive in both directions — people pay for potable construction they do not need, or they end up drinking from a well that was never built for it. The first question we ask is which one you actually want.

We are not only a drilling outfit. Simple Water Service has been treating South Florida water since 2008, with 15,000+ systems installed. That matters on a well, because the well is only half the job — what comes out of the ground still has to be made drinkable, and we handle both ends instead of leaving you to coordinate two contractors.

Well Drilling Questions

Costs, depths, permits and the questions homeowners ask before drilling.

Budget roughly $6,500 to $12,000 for a residential potable well including the submersible pump, pressure tank and wiring. Irrigation-only wells typically run $4,500 to $8,000. Depth, casing length, pump size and distance from the house drive the final number. Treatment is separate, usually $2,500 to $5,500, because well water here almost always carries iron, hydrogen sulfide or hardness.

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