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Water Well Drilling Services in West Texas

Water well drilling is the foundation of everything Arrowhead Drilling & Well Service does. As a third-generation, family-run company carrying forward the legacy of Killingsworth Well Service, water well drilling has stayed in the family for over 40 years. Arrowhead has drilled residential, ranch, agricultural, and commercial wells across Brewster, Jeff Davis, Presidio, Terrell, Pecos, Reeves, Culberson, and Crockett counties for more than four decades. Every drilling project starts with an understanding that West Texas terrain isn't uniform — aquifer depth, rock formation, and water quality vary significantly from one county to the next, and drilling successfully means knowing the region and area.

Why West Texas Terrain Demands Local Drilling Expertise

Well depth depends on the specific property's location, local geology, and the aquifer being targeted. Arrowhead's TDLR-licensed team evaluates each site individually before estimating a target depth, drawing on decades of experience with the region's varied rock formations rather than applying a generic approach across an eight-county service area with widely different geology.

What's Included in Arrowhead's Drilling Process

Beyond new well drilling, Arrowhead helps clients navigate local Groundwater Conservation District permitting and rule requirements, as well as TCEQ compliance, as part of the drilling process. For existing wells, well deepening and well rehabilitation — supported by down hole camera inspections — are often a more cost-effective option than starting from scratch, and well plugging is available for wells no longer in use, sealed safely and in compliance with state and local groundwater rules and regulations.

A well drilled by a team that knows the region, the underground formations, and the local aquifers makes the difference between a dependable water supply and a costly experience with unreliable results from a driller who doesn't know the region. Call 432-294-2335 to discuss your property with Arrowhead's team.

Water well drilling is the foundation of everything Arrowhead Drilling & Well Service does. As a third-generation, family-run company carrying forward the legacy of Killingsworth Well Service, water well drilling has stayed in the family for over 40 years. Arrowhead has drilled residential, ranch, agricultural, and commercial wells across Brewster, Jeff Davis, Presidio, Terrell, Pecos, Reeves, Culberson, and Crockett counties for more than four decades. Every drilling project starts with an understanding that West Texas terrain isn't uniform — aquifer depth, rock formation, and water quality vary significantly from one county to the next, and drilling successfully means knowing the region and area.

Why West Texas Terrain Demands Local Drilling Expertise

Well depth depends on the specific property's location, local geology, and the aquifer being targeted. Arrowhead's TDLR-licensed team evaluates each site individually before estimating a target depth, drawing on decades of experience with the region's varied rock formations rather than applying a generic approach across an eight-county service area with widely different geology.

What's Included in Arrowhead's Drilling Process

Beyond new well drilling, Arrowhead helps clients navigate local Groundwater Conservation District permitting and rule requirements, as well as TCEQ compliance, as part of the drilling process. For existing wells, well deepening and well rehabilitation — supported by down hole camera inspections — are often a more cost-effective option than starting from scratch, and well plugging is available for wells no longer in use, sealed safely and in compliance with state and local groundwater rules and regulations.

A well drilled by a team that knows the region, the underground formations, and the local aquifers makes the difference between a dependable water supply and a costly experience with unreliable results from a driller who doesn't know the region. Call 432-294-2335 to discuss your property with Arrowhead's team.

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

Check Out the Latest Wind Turbine Water Well System We've Installed

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.

Does Arrowhead Drilling handle new well drilling across all of West Texas?

Yes. Arrowhead drills new residential, ranch, agricultural, and commercial wells throughout its eight-county West Texas service area, based out of its Alpine, TX headquarters.

How does Arrowhead determine how deep to drill a well?

Well depth depends on the specific property's location, local geology, and the aquifer being targeted. Arrowhead evaluates each site individually before estimating a target depth, drawing on decades of experience with the region's varied rock formations.

Does Arrowhead assist with drilling permits and compliance?

Yes. Arrowhead helps clients navigate local Groundwater Conservation District permitting requirements and TCEQ compliance as part of the drilling process, so property owners aren't left to figure out the paperwork alone.

Can Arrowhead deepen or rehabilitate an existing well instead of drilling a new one?

Yes. Well deepening and well rehabilitation are both services Arrowhead provides for existing wells that have declined in performance.

What types of properties does Arrowhead drill wells for?

Arrowhead serves residential homeowners, ranch and livestock operations, agricultural and hydroponic operations, commercial properties, and municipal water divisions throughout its West Texas service area.

Does Arrowhead handle well plugging for old or abandoned wells?

Yes. Well plugging is available for wells that are no longer in use, ensuring abandoned wells are sealed safely and in compliance with state groundwater regulations.

Is Arrowhead Drilling licensed to drill wells in Texas?

Yes. Arrowhead Drilling & Well Service is licensed through TDLR (Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation) and can work on any type of well or system located within Texas.

How do I schedule a well drilling assessment?

How do I schedule a well drilling assessment?