Well Drilling & Pump Service in The Acreage
Practically every home out here is on a private well. We drill them, we fix the pumps, and we treat the water afterward — one company for the whole chain.
Well Service in The Acreage
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Well Drilling & Pump Service in The Acreage, FL
The Acreage is the largest concentration of private-well homes in Palm Beach County. Roughly one to one-and-a-quarter acre lots, no municipal water line at most streets, and a septic system on nearly every parcel. That combination sets everything about well work here: where a well can legally be placed, how deep it has to go, and what has to come out of the water before you drink it.
How deep wells are drilled in The Acreage
Most potable wells in The Acreage are drilled between 90 and 160 feet into the Surficial Aquifer. Irrigation-only wells are commonly 40 to 80 feet. The productive sand does not sit at a uniform depth across the community — lots on the same road can differ by 30 feet or more, which is why we determine depth on site instead of quoting a number by phone.
What comes out of the ground in The Acreage
Expect iron and hydrogen sulfide. The two signatures homeowners describe here are orange-brown staining on sinks, tubs, laundry and driveways, and a rotten-egg smell that is strongest at the hot tap. Hardness is typically high as well. Almost no Acreage well is ready to drink untreated straight off the rig — that is normal for the area, not a sign of a bad well.
Local issues we run into in The Acreage
Two Acreage-specific issues come up constantly. First, setbacks: with a septic tank and drainfield already on a one-acre lot, the legal window for a new potable well can be tight, and we work it out before you spend anything. Second, dry-season drawdown — older, shallower wells that have been fine for years start spitting air and sand in March and April as the water table drops. That is a well depth problem, not a pump problem, and replacing the pump will not fix it.
What we do in The Acreage
- New well drilling — permitted, cased and tested potable and irrigation wells.
- Well pump repair & replacement — no water, low pressure, short-cycling, pressure tanks.
- Well abandonment & plugging — required for unused and replaced wells, with documentation.
- Annual well maintenance — inspection, bacteria and chemistry testing, disinfection.
- Well water filtration — iron, sulfur and hardness removal after the well is in.
Nearby areas we serve
The Acreage Well Questions
What homeowners in The Acreage ask us most about wells, pumps and water quality.
Most residential potable wells in The Acreage are drilled between 90 and 160 feet into the Surficial Aquifer, and irrigation-only wells are commonly 40 to 80 feet. Depth varies lot by lot depending on where a productive sand formation sits, so it is determined on site rather than quoted in advance.
Well Service in The Acreage
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