These are the questions South Jersey well owners ask us most: what we
handle, repair versus replace, what things cost, and what to do when the
taps go dry. Don't see yours? Call and ask the crew directly.
Yes. A house with no water cannot wait for Monday, so the phone answers around the clock, weekends included. Most no-water calls trace to the pump, the pressure switch or the tank, and we diagnose on site before anything gets replaced.
What does a new well cost?
Depth drives the number, along with casing footage and the pump and tank the house needs. Shallow sand wells on the mainland price differently than the deeper coastal wells in Cape May County. We check the well records for your block and the estimate is free.
Do you handle the NJDEP well permit?
Yes. New Jersey requires an NJDEP well permit before any drilling starts, and the work has to be done by a state licensed well driller. We file the permit before the rig shows up and file the well record with the state when the job is done.
What areas do you cover?
All of South Jersey. We run out of Vineland and Clayton and work Gloucester, Cumberland, Salem, Atlantic, Camden and Cape May counties, from Deptford at the north end down to the shore. A large share of our work is in Cape May County.
My water stains fixtures and smells. Can you fix that?
Almost always. South Jersey well water commonly runs acidic with iron, which stains orange and eats copper pipe, and some wells carry a sulfur smell. We test the water first, then size an acid neutralizer, iron filter, softener or UV unit to what the test actually shows.
Do you service pumps you did not install?
Yes. Most of the pumps we repair were installed by someone else, some of them decades ago. We work on submersible and jet pumps from the common brands, and when a part is obsolete we tell you what fits and what it costs.
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Get In Touch With D.N. Drilling
No water, weak pressure, a well to drill, water that needs testing
or treatment? Call or send the form and we will price the job from
your property, free. For a house that is dry right now, the phone
answers 24/7.
