Pumps Built Around Real Demand
Commercial well pump installation starts with a yield test and the property's peak hour. Swapping a failed pump runs through our Waukesha pump replacement service.
Commercial well drilling Waukesha businesses ask about changed when the city switched to Lake Michigan water in 2023. The Spring City built its name on groundwater, and plenty of commercial properties around it still depend on wells: shops and yards in the Towns of Waukesha and Genesee, nurseries, churches and businesses outside the utility's reach.
Herr Well Drilling has drilled in Waukesha County since 1964. We return calls within 24 hours and send quotes within 48.
Inside the city, most businesses now take Lake Michigan water. Out past the edges, along Highway 164, Highway 59 and the town roads, private wells still carry the load. Commercial water well drilling for those properties means a larger diameter well, often 8 to 24 inches, drilled to reach enough water for the business on its busiest day.
If commercial well drilling near me is what you searched from a Waukesha town road, our crews are already working nearby. Our Waukesha well drilling contractor page has more on the drilling side.

The city left its deep wells because the deep sandstone aquifer under Waukesha carries naturally occurring radium. That matters for any commercial well drilling Waukesha project: which formation the well draws from decides the water chemistry as much as the yield. Many commercial wells here finish in the dolomite above the sandstone. We pull state records for wells around yours before recommending a depth.
For high capacity well installation, wells able to pump more than 100,000 gallons a day, the DNR review comes first. Nurseries and growers make up much of that work here, and our Waukesha irrigation and agricultural wells page covers it.
Commercial well pump installation starts with a yield test and the property's peak hour. Swapping a failed pump runs through our Waukesha pump replacement service.
Commercial well pump repair covers motors, controls, switches and wiring. We are a weekday 8 to 5 shop, not a 24-hour outfit, so emergency pump repair calls should come in early in the day. See pump repair in Waukesha.
A business well that serves the public is a public water system in Wisconsin, with its own sampling schedule. A commercial well inspection checks the casing, cap, pump, controls and storage. Well rehabilitation through our Waukesha well development service can restore a well that has lost flow to scale or sediment.
When a property moves onto city water, the old well does not get to sit. Wisconsin requires unused wells to be filled and sealed, and well abandonment is a regular part of our Waukesha work since the switch. Ongoing checks go through well service and repair in Waukesha.

John Herr Sr. bought the first rig in 1964. John Jr. and Marcia incorporated in 1969, Theresa and Greg Domres ran it after that, and the four Domres siblings own it now. We are licensed by the Wisconsin DNR and fully insured, and we have watched what happened to Waukesha's groundwater for six decades.
Among commercial well contractors, that history is the difference. Commercial well drilling Waukesha owners get from us comes with a straight answer about which aquifer to use and why. Industrial well drilling, nursery wells and shop wells all get the same care. Our full list of drilling services covers the rest. We also drill for businesses in Pewaukee and New Berlin's industrial park.
Near Waukesha we also work in Genesee, Pewaukee, Brookfield, New Berlin, Wales and Muskego.
Inside the city, most do not. Businesses in the Towns of Waukesha and Genesee and other areas outside the utility still rely on private wells, and some city properties keep wells for irrigation.
It can be for wells drawing from the deep sandstone aquifer. Many commercial wells here finish in the shallower dolomite instead. Lab testing tells you what your well has.
Wisconsin requires unused wells to be filled and sealed by a licensed contractor. We remove the equipment, grout the well and file the state report.
If the property can pump more than 100,000 gallons a day, yes. That is a high capacity well and needs DNR approval first.
On commercial well drilling Waukesha jobs, wells are often 8 to 24 inches in diameter, deeper and wider than a typical house well.
No. We work weekdays 8 AM to 5 PM and return every call within 24 hours.
Yes. We service, repair and rehabilitate wells no matter who drilled them.
Quotes for commercial well drilling Waukesha projects go out within 24 to 48 hours of our first conversation.
We cover Waukesha and the towns around it. A commercial well drilling near me search from anywhere on this map reaches our crews. Our shop is at W295 Herr Road, Dousman, WI 53118.
Tell us about the property and the water it needs. Callback within 24 hours, free quote within 48.