Texas WellDrillers

Well drillers in Springtown, TX

6 well drillers in Springtown — 6 TDLR-licensed. Sorted by the number of water wells each driller reported to the state in the last five years.

Household water wells (3)Well plugging (5)

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Clay Pitts Water Wells — Miles Clay Pitts301 Bonnie Bell Ln · Springtown, TX 76082 · (817) 221-4300 · Household water wells174 water wells since 2021 · mostly Parker & Wise countiesTDLR license active174 water wells since 202133 plugging reportsKelvin's Water Wells — E Deionne MilesSpringtown, TX 76082 · (817) 221-4300 · Household water wells122 water wells since 2021 · mostly Parker & Tarrant countiesTDLR license active122 water wells since 20214 plugging reportsDouble J Water Wells, LLC — Jason Aaron Walker2028 County Road 3672 · Springtown, TX 76082 · (940) 389-1747 · Household water wells53 water wells since 2021 · mostly Fannin & Grayson countiesTDLR license active53 water wells since 202110 plugging reportsPacific West Environmental and Infrastructure — David Betz Smith3131 E Highway 199 · Springtown, TX 76082 · (214) 869-0532 · Monitoring & environmental1,007 well reports since 2021 · mostly Bexar & Dallas countiesTDLR license active1,007 well reports since 2021381 plugging reportsPacific West, LLC. — Justin Michael HeathSpringtown, TX 76082 · (318) 226-8444 · Monitoring & environmental81 well reports since 2021 · mostly Bexar & Brown countiesTDLR license active81 well reports since 2021107 plugging reportsMichael P Booth3340 Sarra Ln · Springtown, TX 76082 · (817) 221-4300TDLR license #58769 · Parker CountyTDLR license active
Before you hire in Springtown: ask for the TDLR license number, check which groundwater conservation district covers your land and whether it needs a permit or registration before drilling, and ask how deep the driller's recent wells nearby have gone — the well-report counts on each profile show where they work.

Listed from TDLR All Licenses file (data.texas.gov 7358-krk7), TWDB Submitted Driller's Reports database, TDLR license search. Order: most water wells reported to the state in the last five years first, then alphabetical — never paid. Is something wrong? Tell us.