★★★★★5.0on GoogleWell Drilling & Lawn-Irrigation Wells in Wichita
Your local, fully-licensed team for new water wells and complete lawn-irrigation systems. We handle the whole job — one call, one fixed price, one warranty.
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Nothing's scarier than your summer water bill.
Skeletons on the porch? Cute. A ghost dog guarding the yard? Adorable. A $300 water bill every July? Now that's terrifying.
A lawn-irrigation well waters your grass from the shallow Equus Beds aquifer instead of the city meter — so the only thing haunting your yard is a green lawn.
- 👻No more ghost charges for watering the lawn
- 🦇Pays for itself in about 5 to 8 years when watering adds $200–$350 a month
- 🍬One fixed price — no tricks, just treats
Well services for Greater Wichita
New installs are our specialty — one licensed team handles drilling, electrical, and the sprinkler hookup.
Lawn-Irrigation Wells
Put your sprinklers on a private well and stop paying the city's top water tier. One fixed price.
See how it works →New Well Drilling
Licensed residential, domestic & irrigation well drilling over the Equus Beds aquifer. Curious about pricing? See what it costs to drill a well in Wichita.
Well drilling details →Irrigation & Sand-Point Wells
Affordable shallow wells for lawns and acreage over Wichita's shallow water table.
Learn more →Pump Repair & Install
Already on a well? We repair, replace & install pumps, tanks and control boxes.
Learn more →Wichita water keeps getting pricier — and more restricted
City water is rising and your summer lawn is what gets hit hardest. A private irrigation well takes your yard off the meter for good.
1Rates are climbing fast
Wichita water/sewer rates rose 7.11% in 2026 and 7.52% in 2027 — about 15% in two years, with further increases scheduled. Summer lawn watering hits the city's highest tier — up to $17.93 per 1,000 gallons. A well removes that recurring high-tier cost.
2City watering restrictions — a well is exempt
Wichita has moved to permanent watering schedules that limit when you can run your sprinklers. A private irrigation well isn't on city water, so you water on your own schedule — no assigned days, no restriction worries.
3La Niña & drought pressure
A La Niña pattern is in place for the 2025–26 winter, which tends to push the southern Plains warmer and drier — and Wichita has imposed watering limits in past dry years. A well keeps your lawn green no matter what the season throws at us.
4Own your water
Your own well means no city meter on your irrigation, immunity from future rate hikes, and a dependable water source for lawns, gardens and acreage. It's an upgrade that pays you back season after season.
One team, one price, zero hassle
Licensed & insured
Work performed by licensed KDHE well contractors, fully insured and permitted.
Local to Wichita
We know the Equus Beds and Sedgwick County permitting inside and out.
One fixed price
One quote, one invoice — no juggling three different contractors.
One warranty
We own the whole job and stand behind it — call us, not three vendors.
From quote to flowing water in days
Free property check & fixed quote
We confirm your lot sits over the shallow aquifer and send one all-in price.
We handle every trade
Licensed driller, electrician and sprinkler tech — coordinated by us, on one schedule.
Your well goes live
Pump wired, sprinklers connected and tested — one invoice, one warranty.
What our customers say
Real reviews from our Google Business Profile.
“The team was great and very easy to work with handling all aspects of putting in the well. Highly…”
Wichita well FAQs
Will a sprinkler well actually lower my water bill?
Yes — your summer lawn watering is billed at Wichita's highest water tiers (up to $17.93 per 1,000 gallons). A well removes that recurring cost. (Savings are on water; sewer is billed on your winter average either way.)
Do I need a permit to drill a well in Wichita?
Yes. Wells in Sedgwick County require permits and licensed contractors — we handle permitting and the regulated work is done by our licensed KDHE well contractor.
How deep is a lawn-irrigation well here?
Over the Equus Beds aquifer the water table is shallow, so many lawn-irrigation wells are only ~60–70 feet — which keeps the cost down.
Trusted local pros we work alongside
Family-run Wichita businesses we know and recommend.
Ready to get your lawn off the city's top water tier?
Free property check, a fixed all-in price, and one team that owns the whole job. Let's see if your lot sits over the shallow aquifer.