Serving El Campo, Wharton, East Bernard & Beyond
At Texas Southern Drilling, we’ve been helping homeowners, ranchers, and businesses across Wharton County access clean, dependable water for years. Whether you’re in El Campo, Wharton, East Bernard, Louise, Hungerford, or a nearby rural community, our licensed and insured team brings unmatched expertise in drilling, pump systems, and water treatment.
Built for Wharton County Conditions
Every property in Wharton County is unique. Our drillers understand the local geology, groundwater levels, and permitting requirements set by the area’s groundwater conservation district. That means you get a water well built to last — drilled to the proper depth, designed to deliver the flow your property requires, and fully compliant with local regulations.
High-Quality Wells, Fast Turnaround
We use state-of-the-art drilling rigs and equipment to ensure faster turnaround times, cleaner work sites, and precision at every step. From residential homes and ranches to commercial and agricultural projects, we provide safe, efficient, and high-quality water well solutions throughout Wharton County, TX.
Water Well Services in Wharton County, TX
Residential & Commercial Drilling
We provide reliable water wells for homes, ranches, and businesses across Wharton County. From rural properties near El Campo to commercial projects in Wharton and East Bernard, our licensed crew uses state-of-the-art rigs to drill wells designed for your exact depth, soil, and water table conditions.
Pump Installation & Repair
A dependable well needs the right pump. We offer professional pump installation, repair, and replacement services throughout Wharton County. Whether you need a new submersible pump, a booster system for agriculture, or quick repairs to restore water flow, our experts make sure your system is built for performance and efficiency.
Water Treatment & Filtration
Groundwater in Wharton County can vary in quality, from hard water in East Bernard to mineral-rich supplies near Hungerford and Louise. We design and install filtration, softeners, and purification systems so your family, ranch, or business always has access to safe, great-tasting water.
To find out more about water filtration check out our blog post: [Why Your Home’s Well Water Taste Funny – And What to Do About It]
Why Wharton County Trusts
Texas Southern Drilling
Licensed & Insured
Full compliance with Texas state regulations.
50+ 5-Star Reviews
Proven results from satisfied homeowners & ranchers.
Local Expertise
Knowledge of Wharton County groundwater, soil, and GCD permitting.
State-of-the-Art Equipment
Faster, cleaner drilling with modern rigs.
Full-Service Solutions
From drilling to pumps to water treatment.
What our Customers Are Saying
I can’t say enough good things about Texas Southern Drilling! After getting the run around from several other well companies in Fayette County, it was shocking how quickly this company took care of us. Professional, knowledgeable, and reasonably priced — with timely and courteous communication throughout the entire process! Start to finish, Matt was the best. Highly recommend this company!!
Teri M.
I highly recommend Texas Southern Drilling. Their professionalism, attention to detail, and all-around willingness to ensure customer satisfaction is second to none.
Ivan S.
Wharton County Water Well FAQ
1. How much does it cost to drill a well in Wharton County, TX?
Most residential wells in Wharton County cost $10,000–$30,000, depending on depth, casing, and pump system. Larger ranch/commercial wells may run higher. We offer free, no-obligation estimates so you know the numbers up front.
2. How deep are water wells in Wharton County?
Typical wells range from 150 to 400 feet, although depth varies by location. Our team reviews nearby well logs before drilling to give you the most accurate depth and flow estimate possible. Schedule your free estimate today >
3. Do I need a permit for a water well in Wharton County?
Most new wells require approval through the local groundwater district, but some residential/small-capacity wells may be exempt based on use and volume.
At Texas Southern Drilling, we stay up to date on local GCD rules and handle the entire permitting process on your behalf. Whether your project needs a permit or qualifies for an exemption, we’ll make sure your well is fully compliant so you don’t have to worry about paperwork or regulatory details. Request a free consultation >
Learn more about the what to look for when choosing a Well Drilling Company: [Choosing the Right Texas Well Driller: What to Look for in a Trusted Partner]
4. What towns in Wharton County do you serve?
We serve El Campo, Wharton, East Bernard, Louise, Hungerford, and surrounding communities across Wharton County, TX. See if we serve your area >
5. Can I finance a water well in Wharton County?
Yes. At Texas Southern Drilling, we make water well drilling more affordable with flexible financing options through our partner, Hearth. Whether you’re a homeowner, rancher, or business in Wharton County, you can spread out the cost of your well, pump system, or water treatment project with payment plans that fit your budget. Financing helps you get reliable water access today without delaying your project. Explore financing options >
6. How long does it take to drill a well?
Most residential wells in Wharton County can be completed in about 2 days, weather permitting. Typically, our drilling crew completes the well itself in one day, and then our service crew returns the following day to install and set up the pumping system. In some cases, depending on depth, soil conditions, and water table, the project may extend into a third or fourth day. Larger agricultural or commercial wells can take longer. Get your free estimate today >
7. What kind of pump system do I need for my well in Wharton County?
The right pump system depends on well depth, water demand, and property type. Most residential wells in Wharton County use submersible pumps sized between ½ to 2 horsepower. At Texas Southern Drilling, we recommend and install the best pump system for your home, ranch, or business after reviewing your water needs.