Well Drilling
New residential, agricultural, and commercial wells drilled to suit Southeast Wisconsin geology — from the limestone of the Kettle Moraine to the sand aquifers across Waukesha County.
A look at Herr Well Drilling crews and equipment on job sites across Metro Milwaukee and Southeast Wisconsin. Tap any photo to view it larger.
These are our own crews and our own equipment on job sites around Dousman and the wider Milwaukee–Waukesha metro — the green Herr Well Drilling rigs in these photos are the ones that show up at your property.
A few things worth noticing. The snow and night shots are not unusual: we drill year-round in Wisconsin, because a house without water in February cannot wait for spring. The shots with orange conduit spools, excavators and trenches at dealerships and commercial lots are directional drilling work — trenchless bores that cross a parking area or a roadway without an open cut through the middle of it. The rigs parked beside houses under construction are new residential wells going in before the home is finished, and the photos of drills working in finished yards give a fair picture of how much room the equipment actually needs, which is the question homeowners ask us most often before a job starts.
Every job above is one of the five services below. Herr Well Drilling, Inc. has worked across Dousman and Metro Milwaukee since 1964 — new wells, high-capacity farm wells, well rehabilitation, directional work, and service calls.
New residential, agricultural, and commercial wells drilled to suit Southeast Wisconsin geology — from the limestone of the Kettle Moraine to the sand aquifers across Waukesha County.
High-capacity wells built for sustained demand from dairy operations, irrigated fields, and greenhouse complexes, and designed to tie into existing livestock and irrigation infrastructure.
Development and rehabilitation for older wells losing flow or pressure. Declining performance from mineral buildup or formation change often does not call for a replacement well.
Horizontal and angled drilling for sites where rock, wetlands, buried utilities, finished driveways, or landscaping make a conventional vertical approach impractical.
Pump failure, pressure loss, water quality changes, aging equipment, and routine inspections for residential, agricultural, and commercial well systems.
Need a new well drilled, an existing system repaired, or an honest assessment of your property's water situation? We'll get back to you within 48 hours — free, no-obligation, no sales pressure.