Need a Well in Jasper? We Handle It Start to Finish.

Georgia requires water wells to be constructed by a licensed water well contractor, with limited exceptions provided by law (such as certain landowners drilling solely for their own household or farm use). You can verify a contractor’s license through the Georgia EPD.

It depends on the property. Setbacks, septic location, site conditions, and applicable county and state requirements all factor in, so eligibility isn’t something we can promise before looking at the specifics of your parcel.

Not automatically. The municipal connection suspension and private-well eligibility are separate questions with separate requirements — being affected by one doesn’t by itself qualify a property for the other.

Site and equipment access, septic location and setbacks, well placement, and applicable property, county, and state requirements all matter — we can talk through the specifics for your property.

Yes. Groundwater Pros is a licensed Georgia water well drilling company, and our own licensed drillers and crew perform the work using our own rigs and equipment.

We can consider hydrofracking for an existing low-yield well before assuming a new well is needed. We camera-inspect the well before treatment begins, and if we find a condition that means hydrofracking shouldn’t proceed, we let you know before moving forward — it isn’t a fit for every well, and results aren’t guaranteed.

Groundwater Pros also handles pump installation and service, so we can carry a project from drilling through a working water system rather than handing that part off to someone else.

The Georgia EPD publishes the current list of licensed water well contractors. You can check any contractor, including Groundwater Pros, before work begins.