Our Mission is to Provide Local Well Drilling & Inspections at an Affordable Cost.
Whether you need a new water well drilling service, or need inspections done to your existing water well system, Northeast Well & Irrigation can help!
With over 20 years of experience in well drilling & inspections in Kershaw, Lee, Richland and Fairfield Counties, our experienced team prides itself on completing quality work as quickly as possible so that you can have the water that your family needs. Don't just take our word for it, we are rated 4.7 out of 5 stars on Google by your neighbors for our quality work and superior customer service.
We are happy to help local families in Northeast Columbia, Elgin, Lugoff, Camden, Winnsboro, Blythewood & beyond with well drilling & inspections. We have crews available 7 days a week. Water is a necessity, and we are here to help. Contact us today for local well drilling & inspections.
Well Drilling
If you don't have access to city water, or would like a more affordable water source for your home, business or irrigation, drilling a well is the solution. The experts at Northeast Well & Irrigation will determine what type of well is required on your property and drill accordingly. We can drill through both sand and rock safely.
- Both Sand and Rock Wells
- Well Drilling, Installation & Repair of ALL systems
- Repair Crews Available 7 Days Per Week
- Well Pump Repair & Tank Replacements
Well Repairs
If you are out of water, have dirty water, sputtering water, low water pressure or air coming out of your faucets, you need well repairs. Northeast Well & Irrigation are experts in water well repairs and can fix any other issue related to your home or business water well.
Well Inspections
Wondering if you need a well inspection? Your well should be inspected periodically to ensure that your well equipment is still functioning properly & avoid inconveniences & costly repairs in the future. If you have never had it checked and are questioning the condition your well is in, you should have a well inspection done. When you purchase a new home or renovate your current home, you may also need a well inspection. Northeast Well & Irrigation is happy to help with local well inspections for homes & businesses.
Why You May Need a Well Inspection:
- Well inspections are necessary when buying a home with a private well.
- If your water test results indicated bacteria, you disinfected the well and the follow up test still reported present bacteria, a well inspection is needed to investigate where the contamination is coming from.
- A well inspection is commonly needed for compliance with Title V inspections to ensure quality of installation, or to upgrade an existing older well.
Some of the parts we inspect include:
- The well hole and casing
- Pressure tank
- Electrical wiring
- Control box
- Switches
- Flexible piping
Water Filtration Systems
We stock, sell and service water filtration units. Our water filtration systems remove sand, sediment, and iron from your water, leaving you with clean, clear and great tasting drinking water. If your well water is cloudy, has a funny odor or doesn't taste great, a water filtration system may be just what you need. Ask us about our Water Filtration Systems today!
Get a Quote for Local Water Well Services Today
For the best water well repairs & services in Northeast Columbia, Elgin, Lugoff, Camden, Winnsboro, Blythewood & beyond, contact Northeast Well & Irrigation today. We have crews available 7 days a week and respond as soon as you call us. Water is a necessity, and we are here to help. Contact us today for your well drilling, well repairs & other well water services.
FAQ's
It's generally recommended to have your well inspected annually for potential issues and to ensure it's functioning correctly. Regular maintenance can help prevent costly repairs and ensure water quality.
Regular maintenance, such as annual inspections, testing water quality, protecting the wellhead from contamination, and avoiding harsh chemicals near the well, can help prevent future problems. Additionally, addressing minor issues promptly can prevent them from becoming more significant problems later on.
Proper well construction, regular maintenance, and avoiding activities that could introduce contaminants (such as chemicals, waste disposal, or livestock enclosures) near the well are essential for protecting groundwater quality and preventing contamination.
Common signs of a malfunctioning well include cloudy or discolored water, sputtering faucets, air bubbles in water, low water pressure, or complete loss of water flow.
Well problems can be caused by various factors, including pump failure, mineral buildup, well casing damage, electrical issues, contamination, or natural disasters.
Delaying well repairs can lead to worsening water quality, contamination risks, decreased water pressure, and even total loss of water supply. Additionally, ignoring issues may result in more extensive and costly repairs down the line.