💧 Wells · Pumps · Tanks · Treatment

Well service, pumps and
water treatment for
rural Oklahoma County.

Pump pulls, pressure tanks, iron and hardness treatment and full water testing for houses on private wells around Edmond, Luther, Norman and out east.

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What we service

From the formation to the kitchen tap

Everything below the ground and everything that cleans up what comes out of it.

§ 01 — Rate sheet

No.	Item and description	Rate
01	Pump Replacement & PullsSubmersibles pulled, wire and drop pipe checked the whole way up, and a new pump sized to the depth and the real draw of the house.	From $1,850
02	Pressure Tanks & ControlsWaterlogged tanks, short-cycling pumps, failed pressure switches and constant-pressure controls — usually all sorted in one visit.	From $780
03	Iron & Sulphur TreatmentThe orange staining and the rotten-egg smell. Aeration and filtration sized to your actual iron reading instead of to a package on a shelf.	From $2,400
04	Water SofteningHardness pulled down so the water heater, the fixtures and the coffee maker stop scaling shut two years early.	From $1,950
05	Water Testing & ReportsA full panel — hardness, iron, nitrate, sulphur, bacteria, pH and total dissolved solids — with every line explained in plain language.	From $145
06	New Wells & PluggingNew wells sited and drilled to the producing formation, and old wells properly plugged and abandoned when they're finished.	Custom quote

Rates quoted before parts and taxes · confirmed in writing before work starts Drawdown Well & Water

Today's jar test

Today's Water 🫙

Two jars from the same house — one before treatment, one after. We post the clearest pair we pulled today, straight off the tailgate, no editing.

Fig. 02 · Pumps pulled, water made drinkable

Who's at the wellhead

We test the water before we sell anybody a filter.

Hollis Denman pulled pumps with his father through the eighties east of Luther, mostly on Saturdays and mostly in the rain. Drawdown started properly in 2008, and the first rule was his dad's rule: no equipment gets quoted until the water has been tested and the customer has seen the numbers.

Around here that number is usually iron, hardness, or both. Two houses a mile apart can pull completely different water out of the same formation, which is why a package deal off a shelf so often disappoints. We size treatment to your test — and we'll tell you plainly when you don't need anything at all.

— Hollis Denman, Drawdown Well & Water

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