Well Drilling
New residential and commercial well installation for homes without municipal water. Complete drilling and setup in one project.
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Well Drilling & Pump Repair in Gresham, OR
New wells, pump repairs, and water system service. Licensed, insured, and ready today.
- Same-day service calls
- Licensed and insured
- Upfront, honest pricing
Talk to Clackamas Well Drilling
Reach out — Clackamas Well Drilling makes the next step easy.
(503) 782-5215 Request a quoteSame-day service calls
Serving 12 communities
What we do
What Clackamas Well Drilling does for Gresham
Every engagement starts with a straight answer and clear pricing — and ends with a result you can see.
Residential Well Drilling
Home well drilling and installation for properties outside city water service. Water testing and system setup included.
Learn moreWell Pump Repair
Emergency and routine well pump repairs for homes and businesses. Diagnosis and repair on call, rapid parts availability.
Learn moreWater Well Pump Installation
New pump installation for new wells or replacement of old systems. Submersible and above-ground options, code-compliant setup.
Learn moreCommercial Well Drilling
Large-scale well drilling for farms, businesses, and industrial use. High-volume capacity, permitting, and system design included.
Learn moreWhy choose us
The way service should work
Same-day service calls
We schedule pump and well repairs on the day you call.
Licensed and insured
We hold all required state licenses for well drilling and pump work in Oregon.
Upfront, honest pricing
You know the cost before we turn a wrench — no surprises on the invoice.
We serve your neighborhood
Local to Gresham and the entire Portland-metro area, including Camas and Estacada.
Where we work
Proudly serving Gresham and nearby towns
Gresham, OR Troutdale, OR Boring, OR Damascus, OR Sandy, OR Happy Valley, OR Estacada, OR Clackamas, OR Oregon City, OR Canby, OR Molalla, OR Beavercreek, OR …and nearby communities
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Common questions
How long does a new well take to drill?
Drilling time depends on depth and soil conditions, typically one to three days on site. Permitting and water testing add one to two weeks to the full project.
What does a well drilling project cost?
Cost factors include depth, soil type, permit fees, and well casing material. We provide a detailed estimate after a site inspection.
Do I need a permit to drill a well?
Yes — Oregon requires a well constructor's license and state approval before drilling. We handle permitting and compliance as part of the job.
Local well and pump work you can count on.
New wells, pump repairs, and water system service. Licensed, insured, and ready today.
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