The work beneath the everyday.
Residential, irrigation, agricultural and commercial wells, geothermal drilling, and service for well pumps and pressure tanks.
Residential water wells
New and replacement household water wells.
02Irrigation wells
Dedicated water supplies for lawns and landscaping.
03Agricultural wells
Well drilling for farms and agricultural operations.
04Commercial & public wells
Water wells for businesses and public-use properties.
05Geothermal well drilling
Drilling for open-loop and closed-loop geothermal systems.
06Well service & pump repair
Troubleshooting, pump repairs and pressure-tank service.
We know the ground.
We’ll walk you through the rest.
We review the property, explain the proposed work and help coordinate the next steps.
Tell us what you need.
Tell us whether you need a new well, an irrigation supply or service on an existing system. Include your property address.
Let’s look at the property.
We review your needs, site access and the proposed work. For drilling, we discuss the permit process and the project scope.
Get a practical plan.
We explain the proposed solution and estimate. Then we coordinate the work and keep you informed about the next step.
Straight answers. No runaround.
Contact our office for help with your property or an existing well.
Talk to AquatechWhat types of wells do you drill?
Residential, irrigation, agricultural, commercial and public-use wells, plus drilling for open-loop and closed-loop geothermal projects. We also service wells, pumps and pressure tanks.
Do you handle the well permit?
Aquatech helps prepare and submit well permit information as part of the project. The requirements and approvals depend on the proposed use and property.
What affects the cost of a new well?
Site conditions, depth, access, intended use, pumping equipment and project requirements all affect scope and cost. We review the property before providing an estimate.
Do you serve both Kent and Sussex counties?
Yes. Aquatech is based in Lewes and serves customers across Kent and Sussex counties and the wider Delmarva region. Contact the office to confirm the scope and availability for your address.
What should I do if I have no water?
Call the office at (302) 684-5045 and press 7 for emergency service instructions. Online requests are for non-urgent work and do not guarantee immediate response.