At H2O Water Well Drilling we provide clean, clear, refreshing and reliable water. We specialize in stainless steel constant pressure pumps for when you want the pressure found in the city but love living in the country. We provide services such as water well drilling, new wells, well repair, pump installations, camera inspections and pipe thawing.
We use top quality products and emergency services are available. We often take the water we use for granted until it is either discolored, it is odorous, or worse. Trevor Gould, the owner and operator of H2O Well Drilling, is not only a master well driller and licensed pump installer through the State of Maine Water Well Drilling Commission, but he is also a member of the Maine Groundwater and National Groundwater Association.
We use top quality products and emergency services are available. We often take the water we use for granted until it is either discolored, it is odorous, or worse. Trevor Gould, the owner and operator of H2O Well Drilling, is not only a master well driller and licensed pump installer through the State of Maine Water Well Drilling Commission, but he is also a member of the Maine Groundwater and National Groundwater Association.
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H20 Well Drilling installs new pump systems using Sta-Rite pumps and Well-X-Trol tanks, which are covered by a five-year warranty. Constant presssure systems are available using Grundfos Smart Flo Constant Water Pressure Systems. We often take the water we use for granted until it is either discolored, it is odorous, or worse.
From cave-ins to filter problems to broken ups, the experts at H2O Well Drilling have seen it all down in the well over the years. We have the experience and knowledge to fix any problem that homeowners encounter. A wide variety of problems can happen down in the hole, which can disrupt the proper operation of the water system.
H2O Well Drilling is the leader in the water well drilling, pump installation and well repair business in Maine. We have serviced wells over eight counties and a number of towns in Maine, from the north in Dixmont and Bangor, to the east coast in Camden, to the south in Kennebec.
While H2O's rig is capable of drilling in any season, there are a few times during the year when it is difficult to drill a well because of the harshness of Maine's winter weather.During the extremely cold months of January and February we usually don't drill as it is harder on our equipment. In the spring, many smaller roads are posted, prohibiting heavier vehicles from driving on them (due to the weakness of the road as it thaws).
While H2O's rig is capable of drilling in any season, there are a few times during the year when it is difficult to drill a well because of the harshness of Maine's winter weather.During the extremely cold months of January and February we usually don't drill as it is harder on our equipment. In the spring, many smaller roads are posted, prohibiting heavier vehicles from driving on them (due to the weakness of the road as it thaws).
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Kelly Lombard
Jun 24, 2021
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Nov 18, 2020
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Aug 02, 2020
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Aug 13, 2019
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Aug 26, 2018
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White Wave Publishing
Jun 20, 2018
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H20 well-drilling (Trevor Gould) has drilled two wells (at two different locations) for me over the past 10 years and we have been extremely pleased with his service.
The well at my first home mysteriously became contaminated after I lived there 6 years and made me terribly ill. Before drilling a new well Trevor attempted to clean the old one. This failed, however, due to a change in the vein of water. (He found that the well was connecting to an even older and contaminated dug well.) Trevor's answer was to drill a new well higher up on the hill above the contaminated wells. He cased the new well
The well at my first home mysteriously became contaminated after I lived there 6 years and made me terribly ill. Before drilling a new well Trevor attempted to clean the old one. This failed, however, due to a change in the vein of water. (He found that the well was connecting to an even older and contaminated dug well.) Trevor's answer was to drill a new well higher up on the hill above the contaminated wells. He cased the new well
Gail Martin
Nov 13, 2017
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