Water Well Inspections

Installing a water well is a smart investment for homeowners seeking self-sufficiency, lower utility costs, and independence from municipal water systems. But installing a well is more complex than digging a hole and dropping in a pump. Before you break ground, understanding these seven essential facts will help you plan properly, avoid surprises, and ensure

Well plugging is a critical process in Texas to ensure the safety of groundwater resources and prevent contamination of aquifers that serve communities across the state. Whether you have an abandoned well on your property, a well that has failed beyond repair, or a dry hole from an unsuccessful installation attempt, proper plugging is not

Private water well systems are a dependable source of clean water for many homeowners across Montgomery County, but they come with specific challenges that every well owner should understand. The geology, climate, and water usage patterns in our area create a unique set of problems that we address regularly at 77 Water Well Inc. Understanding

Moving into a new house with a water well? Looking at buying a piece of property with a well? Is your lender requiring a water well inspection as part of your mortgage process? A professional well inspection is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your investment and your family’s health.

Installing a Water Well The process of designing and constructing a water well begins when you make arrangements with a licensed professional or with a professional well service company. In Texas, only licensed professionals are permitted to install water wells, and the process involves far more than simply boring a hole in the ground. A