We work from Stockton across San Joaquin County and into the neighboring parts of the Central Valley and East Contra Costa County. If you have a well and you’re within reach of Stockton, call and we’ll tell you straight whether we can get to you.
Stockton, CA
Our home base. Rural parcels, farm roads and Delta edges all around the city still run on private wells, and that’s where we work.
Well service in Stockton North San Joaquin County · wine countryLodi, CA
Vineyard country north of Stockton, between the Mokelumne River and Dry Creek, where many homes and farm shops outside city water still depend on a private well.
Well service in Lodi South San Joaquin County · orchardsEscalon, CA
Almond and walnut country along the north bank of the Stanislaus River, from Escalon to Ripon, where orchard homes and shops run on private wells.
Well service in Escalon Stanislaus County · Modesto subbasinModesto, CA
Between the Stanislaus and Tuolumne rivers, tens of thousands of people in the Modesto area live on private wells. We serve the rural side of Modesto and Salida.
Well service in Modesto East Contra Costa · the Delta’s edgeBrentwood, CA
Across the Delta from Stockton, we work the farm roads of East Contra Costa too: Brentwood, Knightsen, Byron and Discovery Bay, where orchards and ranchettes meet the Delta.
Well service in BrentwoodWho permits wells
Different counties, different rules.
San Joaquin County Environmental Health permits wells and pump work in Stockton, Lodi, Escalon and Ripon. Stanislaus County’s Department of Environmental Resources handles Modesto-area wells under its groundwater ordinance. Contra Costa Environmental Health covers Brentwood, Byron and Discovery Bay, and Alameda County Public Works covers Castro Valley. We work within each.
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If you’re within reach of Stockton and have a well, call (925) 518-0442 and we’ll tell you straight whether we can get to you.
(925) 518-0442