Services

Drilling Permits

We can help you navigate the necessary legal requirements for water well drilling, and ensure your project is in compliance.

Drilling Permits Are Required by County:

*** Please choose a Groundwater Conservation District that represents your area or county listed below ***

We can help you navigate the necessary legal requirements for water well drilling, and ensure your project is in compliance.

Drilling Permits Are Required by County:

*** Please choose a Groundwater Conservation District that represents your area or county listed below ***

Services We Provide

Water Well Drilling
New System Installation
Repair & Upgrade Existing Systems
Well Diagnostics & Down Hole Camera
Certified Well Inspection
NRCS Equip Contract Fulfillment
Custom Engineered Water Systems for Specific Needs & Appliations
Local Groundwater Districts Permit Assistance
Water Line Ditching & System Plumbing Services
Off Grid Solutions Including Solar & Wind Turbine Systems
Well Deepening & Abandoned Well Plugging
Assistance with TCEQ Compliance
Pressurized & Boosted Pump Systems
Water Storage Solutions
Assistance with Water Quality & Filtration Systems

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Groundwater Conservation Districts

Have Questions? We’ve Got Answers.

At Arrowhead Drilling & Well Service LLC, we believe informed customers make confident decisions. Our FAQ section is designed to provide clear, straightforward answers about our drilling process, well maintenance, water systems, and service options. Whether you’re a rancher, homeowner, or commercial operation, we’re here to help you understand your options and choose the water solution that fits your property, your needs, and your budget.

Do you need a permit to drill a water well in Texas?

Yes. Texas requires a drilling permit issued by the local Groundwater Conservation District before any water well can be drilled. Requirements vary by county, so it is important to work with a licensed Texas water well drilling company familiar with State and County rules.

How do Texas drilling permits work by county?

Some Texas counties fall under a Groundwater Conservation District that sets its own permit rules, fees, and spacing requirements. Arrowhead helps clients navigate Texas drilling permits by county to ensure full compliance before drilling begins.

How long does it take to get a water well drilling permit in Texas?

Permit timelines vary by district but typically range from a few days to one week. Working with an experienced Texas well drilling contractor can help to speed up the process by ensuring applications are complete and compliant.

Who applies for a water well drilling permit in Texas?

A licensed well driller typically submits the permit application on behalf of the property owner. Arrowhead Drilling handles the full permitting process for their clients across west Texas.