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New Well Installation for Florida Homes and Land
All Tech Water Service installs new wells for homes, raw land, and new builds across Brooksville, Spring Hill, Hudson, and the rest of the Nature Coast. We are a family run, Florida State Certified Well Drilling Contractor, License #9471, in business since 1990. When you call, you reach the same crew that drills the well and stands behind it.
A new well is more than a hole in the ground. It is a full water system: the well, the casing, the pump, the pressure tank, and the switch that ties it all together. We install the whole thing and hand you water that is ready to use.
What a new well install includes
Homes and businesses do not use water the same way. A house might run a few hundred gallons a day. A farm, a car wash, or a hotel can run thousands. We plan commercial wells around that load.
Drilling and casing. We drill to the depth your ground needs and case the well to Florida code.
Pump and pressure tank. Every new well needs a new pump sized to the well and your household. We handle the well pump installation and set the pressure tank and switch at the same time.
A water test on completion. Before we call the job done, we run a same day water test so you know what is coming out of the ground.
New wells for homes and land
People call us for a new well for all kinds of reasons:
- New construction. Building on a lot with no water service? We drill and equip the well so the home has water from move in.
- Raw or rural land. Acreage off the city lines needs a private well to be livable.
- Replacing a failed old well. When an aging well runs dry, fills with sand, or cannot be repaired, a fresh well is the fix.
Most of our new wells are for homes and small lots. For a deeper look at home specific work, see our residential well drilling page. Or our Irrigation well drilling. If you run a farm or business, our commercial well drilling crew sizes wells for higher demand.
Florida ground and your new well
The Floridan Aquifer runs under our area through limestone and sand, and well depth changes from one property to the next. We read the ground and drill accordingly. Iron, sulfur, and hard minerals are common in local water, which is why we test every new well on completion.
That free water test tells you exactly what your well produces. If the water shows iron stains, a sulfur smell, or heavy hardness, we walk you through treatment options before they ever become a headache. You can also ask for a free water test on every new well as part of the job.
Why homeowners trust All Tech for a new well
We are local, licensed, and owner operated, with no subcontractors and a uniformed crew on every job. License #9471 has been on our trucks since 1990.
Every new well is backed by a full one year warranty on labor and materials. If the pump quits or a fitting leaks inside twelve months, we come back and fix it at no charge. You also get one crew for the whole job, drilling, pump, and water test, instead of juggling separate companies.
Local, since 1990
New well installation FAQ
How long does it take to install a new well? Most home wells go in within one to three days once the permit clears. Depth and ground conditions set the exact timeline, and we give you a schedule after the site walk.
Does a new well come with a pump? Yes. Every new well needs a new pump, and we size and install the pump, pressure tank, and switch as part of the job, so you get a complete working system.
How much does a new well cost? 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.
Do you test the water on a new well? Yes. We run a water test the same day we finish the well, so you know right away what your water holds and whether it needs any treatment.
Do you pull the permit for a new well? Yes. We handle the well construction permit with the water management district as part of every new well job. You do not have to chase paperwork.
Planning a new well? Call today.
Whether you are building, buying land, or replacing a tired old well, we will give you a clear plan and a written estimate. Browse all well drilling services or see the areas we serve, then call our Brooksville line at 352-666-3812 or request an estimate online.