Well repair, pump replacement, water testing, and filtration for homes and acreage across Bastrop and the Lost Pines area. Licensed, family-owned, and just up the road in McDade.

Bastrop County has a lot of ground on private wells: acreage tracts, rural subdivisions, and older homesteads scattered through the Lost Pines. Once you're outside the city limits, a well and a septic system are simply how it works out here.
The two things we hear about most from Bastrop customers are pressure problems and staining. Hard water and iron are common throughout this part of Central Texas, so orange stains on fixtures and scale in the water heater come up constantly. Neither is dangerous, but both shorten the life of your plumbing and appliances.
Sandy soil around the Lost Pines also means sediment shows up in some wells, especially after heavy rain or when a pump is getting toward the end of its life and pulling from lower in the well.
We're based in McDade, a short run up the highway, so Bastrop calls are part of our normal week. Open 6 AM to 6 PM, every day.
512-718-7092Request ServiceYes. Bastrop is one of our core areas. We're based in McDade, just up the road, and we run calls throughout Bastrop County including the Lost Pines area, rural subdivisions, and acreage properties. Call or text 512-718-7092.
That's iron, and it's very common in this part of Central Texas. It isn't a health hazard, but it stains sinks, tubs, laundry, and concrete, and it builds up inside water heaters and appliances. A water test tells us the level, and an iron filter handles it.
No-water calls get priority, and Bastrop is close enough to our shop that same-day service is often realistic. When you call we'll give you an honest window rather than a guess. See emergency well repair.
Call or text for well repair, pump service, and clean-water systems across Central Texas—honest pricing, licensed pros.