Our #1
Priority
Is High
Quality
Workmanship
Washington, Nevada, Arizona, Oregon, Idaho, Montana
We are here to help you with all your water well needs.
We are here to help farmers and ranchers with all their water well needs.
We are here to test your your pumps as well as flow testing.
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DOMESTIC WATER DRILLING, IRRIGATION WELLS, WELL PUMP SERVICES, WATER TREATMENT, MUNICIPAL WELLS, TESTING HOLES, GROUNDING HOLES, WELL DEEPENING, WELL DECOMMISSIONING, WELL REPAIR, WELL PERFERATING, WELL DRILLING CONSULTING, WELL SCREEN INSTALLATION, WELL SITE PREPERATION, WELL HOUSE CONSTRUCTION, FREE WELL ESTIMATES, PIT LESS ADAPTERS
We work very hard to meet time constraints and stay within the budget. Our #1 priority is high quality workmanship. We will go out of our way to ensure that you are completely satisfied with the level of service you receive. To learn more about the services that we offer, contact Empire EWP today!
Trust Experience with your Home Water Well. Call Empire EWP at (509) 855-2070 for well drilling & pump services in All of Washington.
Get StartedA well used for irrigating can be either a bedrock or a shallow well. Contact one of our technicians for a consultation. We can help determine the best type of well for your watering needs.
Get StartedHow to determine how much water is in the well? Well Flow Rate, Well Yield, Well Draw Down Test, Well Flow Testing, & Water Quantity Explained.
Get StartedDeepening provides a drought-resistant water supply. More storage space equals more water in the well. In some cases deepening a water well may be less expensive than drilling a new well. Water well deepening may create additional water yield.
Get StartedAn abandoned or improperly decommissioned wells are a safety hazard that can cause serious injury or even death. Children and pets have can fall into these wells and if not properly decommissioned, abandoned wells can cause groundwater contamination.
Get StartedEmpire EWP uses submersible pumps in residential settings. Submersible pumps are so named because the whole unit, pump and motor are designed to be operated under water.
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