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 a preventative maintenance visit between March 7th and March 12th and receive $25.00 OFF your service!

Tip
Do you know where your well is located? Does your well extend approximately 10-12” above ground?

If it is not raised above ground, the extreme snow melt and rainfall can cause your well to be covered by water and result in possible contamination and flooded basement.

Your well should be chlorinated, tested and the casing raised 10-12” above ground.

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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