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Well Drilling in Mecklenburg County, NC

16 of the 17 licensed listings in Mecklenburg County hold a North Carolina license class that covers this work: they are licensed to bore, case, complete, and plug water wells. Not every well and septic professional is; see all Mecklenburg County listings for the full roster.

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Ecs Limited CarolinaLicensed

Mecklenburg County, NC · License #3576

Roy Consulting Group CorporationLicensed

Mecklenburg County, NC · License #2995

Diversified EnterprisesLicensed

Mecklenburg County, NC · License #2216

Ameriprobe LlcLicensed

Mecklenburg County, NC · License #3287

Mccall Brothers, IncLicensed

Mecklenburg County, NC · License #2210, 2219, 2220, 2222, 2225, 3554, 3575, 3933, 4445, 4446, 4474, 4641, 4726

John D. SlachciakLicensed

Mecklenburg County, NC · License #2566

UesLicensed

Mecklenburg County, NC · License #4105

Royal Plum Investments IncLicensed

Mecklenburg County, NC · License #3135

Geo-Technology Associates, IncLicensed

Mecklenburg County, NC · License #4168

Ecs Southeast, LlcLicensed

Mecklenburg County, NC · License #4143, 4667

Ues Professional Solutions 29 IncLicensed

Mecklenburg County, NC · License #4169

(Formerly) Environmental Drilling & ProbLicensed

Mecklenburg County, NC · License #4155

Capstone Civil GroupLicensed

Mecklenburg County, NC · License #2911

S&MeLicensed

Mecklenburg County, NC · License #4452, 4514

S & Me, Inc.Licensed

Mecklenburg County, NC · License #2717

Cg2 Exploration, LlcLicensed

Mecklenburg County, NC · License #2810, 3350, 4301, 4574, 4580

What does well drilling cost?

A new residential water well typically runs $5,500 to $35,000 depending on depth, geology, and pump system; the national average is around $9,000 to $16,000 for a complete system. Depth assumptions drive most of the price difference, so get multiple quotes and ask each driller what depth they are pricing.

How deep will my well need to be?

Most residential wells land between 100 and 500 feet, but it is entirely local; the water table and geology on your road decide it. Drillers who work your area know the nearby well logs; ask what depths they have hit on neighboring properties.

Before you hire

Confirm the license number on this page is still active with North Carolina, ask for proof of insurance, and get at least three written quotes; pricing on this work varies widely by site conditions.

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