Kamloops Well Drilling

KAMLOOPS WELL DRILLING SERVICES

Kamloops Well Drilling Servicing the Thompson Okanagan and the North Thompson Request a 2024 Online Estimate for the Cost to Drill a Well in Kamloops

What is the kamloops water well
drilling cost in 2024?

Drilling for water in 2024 on your Kamloops rural property or within the Thompson Okanagan – North Thompson?

Wondering what it will cost to drill a well in Kamloops in 2024? You’ve come to the right place. We provide local detailed well drilling cost estimates for both water well drilling and complete well pump installations.

Kamloops Well Drilling offers water well drilling and complete well pump installation services throughout Kamloops and the Thompson Okanagan-North Thompson region.

With excellent well drillers and the right well drilling equipment necessary to get the job done, no matter what size project you have.

We provide detailed well drilling cost estimates for Kamloops. We’ll work with you to find the best solution for your water well needs and budget.

Thank you for considering Kamloops Well Drilling for your water well project.

We make getting the cost to drill a well easy online!

Save time by requesting a detailed estimate for domestic, commercial, and agricultural water wells. We can also include a well pump cost for your new system.

Kamloops Well Drilling & Water Well Pump

Serving Kamloops, Thompson Okanagan & North Thompson

What do you need to know water well drilling in kamloops?

If you’re like most people, you probably found Kamloops Well Drilling by Googling “Water Well Drilling Near Me.” That’s great! Thanks for stopping by.

Our website provides local, 2024 information about water well drilling in Kamloops, including the Thompson, Okanagan, & North Thompson regions.

But what if you’re not sure what you’re looking for? Or you have specific questions about water well drilling? That’s where we come in.

We’re here to help you every step of the way, from understanding the BC Water Well requirements to getting the best well drilling service for your money.

We’re here to help from start to finish!

how much does it cost to drill a well in kamloops?

Most people consider water well drilling an investment. Real estate without a water source in many areas of British Columbia may affect its value, including Kamloops. Purchasers and mortgage lenders are typically concerned when it comes to properties that do not have a reliable drilled well or other permanent source of water.

Of course, the cost of drilling a well in Kamloops is always a question, and the cost to drill for water has increased significantly over the past couple of years. We have again seen increases to drill a well in 2024 due to the April 1, 2024 carbon tax in Canada and other increases.

A good water well can provide you with fresh, potable water for decades to come, and it could also add value to your property. If you’re considering drilling for water on your property, don’t let the drilling costs deter you; it’s worth the investment!

The final water well drilling cost will depend on several factors, such as the local geologic materials into which a well is drilled, the completed drilling depth of the borehole, water well construction, the amount of steel casing required, and the diameter, screens, liner, and other components that determine the cost to drill a well in 2024.

A detailed well drilling cost estimate serves as a guideline and is based on research into your location. A well drilling cost invoice is based on the completed well.

breakdown of Kamloops well drilling costs

When you’re trying to determine the cost of drilling a well in Kamloops or the Thompson Okanagan & North Thompson areas, there are a lot of different factors that can come into play.

The first thing you’ll need to look at is the itemized list of the up-to-date prices provided on your Kamloops well drilling cost estimate. This should include a complete description, like the actual drilling cost per foot and additional labour costs if required to complete the well. The drilling estimate will also determine how much casing might be required and all the other materials that will be used.

Your drilled well may or may not require a well screen, the water well will require a well seal that meets regulations when drilling for water in Kamloops and throughout BC

All in all, the cost of drilling a well can vary quite a bit depending on depth, geology, location, etc. It’s important to get as much information as possible from a detailed well drilling estimate before you decide to drill.

The average Kamloops well drilling cost will typically be in the range of $18,000 to $32,000 in 2024. Kamloops Well Drilling provides detailed estimates that breakdown the cost of drilling a well on your property. The best way to determine an accurate estimate for the cost of drilling for water is to assess each property, as there can be significant variables from one area to another.

In addition to the well drilling cost, you should also factor in the cost to installing a submersible well pump system, water testing, etc.

Our well drilling Clients...

I wanted to sell my ranch in Heffley Creek, BC, but I was desperate to find water since the spring which had been running my whole life dried up. I had a lot of anxiety wondering how I could sell my property with two homes and no water.

“I contacted a local drilling company. They came to our subdivision project in Darcy, BC, and—without even getting out of the truck—the guy said it was going to be easy. He told us to mark wherever we wanted the wells, and he would drill until we found water. At $85 a drilled foot with no guarantee of finding water, it wasn’t an option I liked!”

“We’d been hauling water for many years, so we hired a seismic water finding firm out of Calgary. They assessed six sites on the property. None were very promising, and it still cost us about $7,000. We drilled three wells with three different drillers to depths of around 700 feet each, costing us to the tune of approximately $60,000. And guess what? They were all dry!”

“We drilled wells at three locations as far the bedrock at the cost of $33,896.76. The first well was dry, and the second and third wells—which are the source of our potable water—were only good for 0.5 and 1.0 gallons per minute (GPM), respectively. After our irrigation wells dried up, we drilled the fourth well at the cost of $7,381.50, but it was also dry.

Finally, Tuesday around mid-morning, all of a sudden there was a huge gush of water. We had hit the jackpot!! We could not believe that we had 30-gallons-per-minute of beautiful, clear, odor free water almost right outside out front door! This was an incredible day for my husband Jim and I.

Serving Kamloops the Thompson Okanagan & North Thompson