Irrigation Wells

There are many applications for drilling an irrigation well. Whether it's for a garden center, greenhouse, farm or because you want to have a lush green lawn an irrigation well may be the answer to your watering and irrigation needs.

A well used for irrigating can be constructed as a bedrock or a shallow well. We help determine what the best type of well is for your watering needs. Some towns impose water bans, therefore leaving you with a burnt or dried out lawn so don't wait until your grass turns brown or your vegetables suffer to have an irrigation well drilled. A Skillings representative will help you determine if an irrigation well on your property can help protect your investment.

Contact us at 1-800-441-6281 if you are interested in learning more about irrigation wells.

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1 - I need a new well
2 - I have no water
3 - I want more pressure or have low water pressure
4 - I have smelly water and/or staining on fixtures and clothing
5 - Is my water safe to drink?

Special
Schedule the installation of a new water treatment system by May 31, 2010 and receive $50.00 OFF the installation cost (not to be combined with other offers).

Tip
Top 5 Well Killers:

Well Killer No. 1 - Cracked, Broken or Missing Well Caps

The cap, which should be sealed tightly at all times, keeps out everything from liquid contaminants to bugs that can crawl inside a well and wreak havoc. Do not landscape around the well cap. The top of the well should be at least 1' above the ground.

Next month...Well Killer No. 2

Call us to learn more about this service 800-441-6281.

If you have NO WATER or your basement is flooding please call us immediately at:

(800) 441-6281

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