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Well Services Across Citrus County, Florida

All Tech Water Service drills wells, repairs pumps, and treats well water across all of Citrus County, FL. We have run as a family owned, Florida licensed business since 1990, working from nearby Brooksville with a dedicated Citrus line. Call it and you reach local people who know your roads.

Citrus County is spring country. The ground here sits over the Floridan Aquifer, riddled with limestone and fed by some of the clearest springs in the state. That same geology gives well owners plenty of water, but often with iron, sulfur, and hard minerals riding along. On the coast around Crystal River and Homosassa, wells sit close to the Gulf and near sensitive manatee spring habitat, so proper well construction and clean testing matter even more. We work the coast and the inland lake country every week.

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Well services across Citrus County

We are a full well shop, not a one trick crew. Across Citrus County we provide:

Well drilling across Citrus County for new residential and light commercial wells, drilled to Florida code with a one year warranty.

Well pump repair across Citrus County for submersible and jet pumps, pressure tanks, and switches, often same day.

Water softeners across Citrus County sized to your well to fix hard water scale and spotting.

Water treatment across Citrus County for the iron, sulfur, and sediment common in spring country wells.

Well water testing across Citrus County with lab grade results and free in home checks.

Sprinkler service across Citrus County for broken heads, leaks, and pump tie ins.

Cities and towns we serve in Citrus County

Our trucks cover the county from the springs to the coast. We work in Inverness in the lake country at the heart of the county, and in Crystal River on the Gulf. We also serve Homosassa, Lecanto, and the rural areas in between.

Citrus County coverage at a glance:

  • Inverness
  • Crystal River
  • Homosassa
  • Lecanto
  • The surrounding rural areas and lake communities

Citrus County water and ground conditions

Citrus wells draw from the Floridan Aquifer, which sits shallow here under a layer of porous limestone. That karst ground is what makes the springs run, and it usually means a strong, steady water supply. It also lets surface water move fast, so a well that is cased and grouted right is the difference between clean water and trouble.

The water chemistry shifts across the county. Inland around Inverness and the Tsala Apopka lake chain, wells tend to run hard, with scale on fixtures and inside water heaters. Toward the coast at Crystal River and Homosassa, iron and the rotten egg smell of sulfur show up more often, and a few areas sit close enough to the Gulf to risk salt intrusion in a shallow or aging well. A clean well water test tells you exactly what is in your water before it becomes a problem.

This is manatee country too, and the springs draw heavy environmental attention. Wells that are built to code and grouted properly protect both your water and the spring systems around you. When a storm knocks out power or floods a coastal well head, you want a local crew that can reach you fast, not a hotline two states away.

Why Citrus County trusts All Tech

We are local, licensed, and owner operated, with a Citrus line answered by people who know the county. Florida State Certified Well Drilling Contractor, License #9471, fully insured, with a uniformed crew on every job and no subcontractors. The same people start and finish your work.

Every job, large or small, carries a full one year warranty on labor and materials. If a pump quits or a fitting leaks inside twelve months, we come back and make it right at no charge.

Local, since 1990

Local, since 1990

Citrus County well service FAQ

How much does a new well cost in Citrus County? Most residential wells in our area run between $4,000 and $9,000 for a complete job, including drilling, casing, pump, tank, and switch. The final price depends on depth and ground. We give a free written estimate after a site walk.

Why does Citrus County well water stain or smell? Spring country wells often carry iron, which leaves orange and brown stains, and sulfur, which brings the rotten egg smell. Both are common and both are fixable with the right treatment or aeration. A free water test shows what your water needs.

Are coastal wells near Crystal River and Homosassa different? Yes. Wells near the Gulf sit closer to salt water and can pull more iron and sulfur, so casing depth, grouting, and testing matter more. We build and service coastal wells with that in mind.

Do you pull well permits in Citrus County? Yes. We handle the well construction permit with the Southwest Florida Water Management District as part of every new well job, so you do not have to chase paperwork.

Do you serve all of Citrus County? Yes. We cover the county from Inverness and the lake country to Crystal River and Homosassa on the coast, plus Lecanto and the rural areas between.

Need well work in Citrus County? Call today.

A new well, a dead pump, or water that needs fixing, we will be out fast with a real plan and a written estimate. For no water or a failed pump, ask about our emergency well service in Citrus County, with same day and next day calls plus after hours help when you cannot wait.

Call our Citrus line at 352-564-4111 or request a free estimate online.

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