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About Well Drilling

Our highly qualified and experienced team works closely with you to keep you informed and do the best possible job from start to finish.

Zavala Drilling

Zavala Drilling is an experienced water well drilling company in Jasper, TX area. We're a family owned and operated business that has been providing outstanding quality service since 1980. We offer various kinds of well repairing and other work.


Whether you are seeking residential, commercial or industrial services, Zavala Drilling can assist you. We are able to work on both small and large projects, and our staff is friendly, approachable and professional. Zavala Drilling is state licensed, fully insured and available for all of your water well, service and installation needs in all United State. If you have a well emergency, call us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We are available at your convenience when you need us the most! You'll find that our well drillers use the latest equipment and are adept at getting the job done quickly, efficiently--and on schedule and on budget!

What we do

At Zavala Drilling, we know water well drilling. That's why we're able to guide our customers through the process of having a new well dug on their property. We also provide pump repair and well maintenance services to customers in all United State. Our comprehensive services include: Water well drilling, Agricultural drilling, Pump repair and maintenance, Well repairing, Residential and commercial well installation

35 of experience

According to the American Ground Water Trust, municipal wells supply more than half of the nation's drinking water, and over 15 million homes rely on a well for some or all of their water needs. But you may wonder how the water gets from the ground to the faucet.

Zavala Drilling

Zavala Drilling starts the process with a consultation with you to discuss your needs, the specifics of your property and where to locate the well. Here's an overview of the well drilling process:

1- Most wells are between 6 and 8 inches in diameter
2- Water wells typically range from 200 feet to 800 feet deep
3- A durable metal drill bit rotates to grind through layers of rock
4- A drilling fluid is pumped in to cool and lubricate the bit and carry the debris out of the pipe


5- When a water-bearing formation is struck, water flows into the hole
6- A screen may be placed in the bottom of the well to filter out debris
7- A pump is installed to force the water to the surface where it is typically stored in a tank or cistern
8- The top part of the well is lined with a plastic or steel casing
9- Grout is poured into the space between the drilled hole and the casing to prevent groundwater contamination
10- Wells are capped to prevent insects and other contaminants from entering the well

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