Water Well Repair, Pump Service, and New Well Drilling in the Texas Hill Country

Out on Hill Country acreage, the water in your kitchen often comes from your own well, pumped up from hundreds of feet below. When the pump quits, the house goes dry, and when you're building, the well is one of the first things you need. If you live in Bulverde, Spring Branch, Canyon Lake, Boerne, New Braunfels, or the country in between, Hill Country Well Repair makes the next step simple.

Tell us where you are and what's going on, and we connect you with an independent, locally operating water well professional who serves your area.

How It Works

1. Fill out the free quote form. Tell us your town and what you need.
2. We match you with a local pro. Your request goes to a water well company that serves your part of the Hill Country.
3. The provider contacts you. They confirm details, give you pricing, and schedule the work directly with you.

Our matching service is free for homeowners. You only pay the company that does the work, and only after you agree to their price.

Services We Can Connect You With

Well Pump Repair and Replacement

Submersible pumps wear out. Sputtering faucets, a pump that won't shut off, or no water at all are common signs. Learn about well pump repair.

No Water? Emergency Help

If the taps went dry, a well professional can find out whether it's the pump, the pressure switch, the wiring, or the well itself. What to do when you have no water.

Pressure Tank and Low Pressure Problems

A pump that clicks on and off constantly, or pressure that rises and falls, often points to the pressure tank. Read about pressure tanks.

New Water Well Drilling

Building on acreage? Drilling a new well means a permit, a licensed driller, and a depth that depends on the aquifer under your land. See what a new well involves and costs.

Well Water Testing and Treatment

Texas A&M AgriLife recommends testing private wells at least once a year. Learn about well water testing.

Areas We Serve

We connect homeowners with water well professionals across Comal and Kendall counties, including:

• Bulverde (Comal County)
• Spring Branch (Comal County)
• Canyon Lake (Comal County)
• Boerne (Kendall County)
• New Braunfels (Comal and Guadalupe counties)

Live nearby? Send a request anyway and we'll check your address.

Why Hill Country Wells Are Different

Many wells west of New Braunfels draw from the Trinity Aquifer, and they tend to be deep. State well records summarized by Texas Water Well Reports show a median drilled depth of about 490 feet in Comal County and 410 feet in Kendall County. Deep wells mean bigger pumps, longer wiring, and more work to pull a pump for repair, which is why it pays to work with an experienced, licensed local company.

Water Well FAQ

Are you a well company? No. Hill Country Well Repair is a free matching service that connects you with independent local water well professionals.

Who is licensed to work on wells in Texas? Water well drillers and pump installers are licensed by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR). Ask for the license number before hiring.

Does it cost anything to use this site? No. The service is free. You pay only the company you choose to hire.

How fast can someone come out? It depends on the provider's schedule. If you have no water, choose "Emergency" on the form.

Get Connected With a Local Well Pro Today

Get a free quote with the form below.