Serving Troy, OH
Water well drilling in Troy, OH and throughout Miami County, plus pump repair, pressure tanks, and well cleaning.
Wiley Well Drilling handles water well drilling in Troy, OH and across Miami County from our office in Union City, Indiana. We have drilled wells since April 1945, and Troy is one of the five towns we most want to work in. New wells, pump repair, pressure tanks, and cleaning. Call (765) 584-8648 today for a free estimate.
Troy sits on the Great Miami River. Get past the edges of town and a private well is often how the house gets its water. That is the work we know.
Building outside Troy, or done nursing along a well that cannot keep up? New well drilling starts with a site visit and a quotation within 24 hours. We handle the water well installation from the hole to the pressure tank.
Farm ground and larger properties need volume a household well will never give them. We drill and install irrigation wells sized for the job.
A rotten-egg or musty smell from the tap, discolored or cloudy water, a noticeable drop in pressure, or the pump cycling on and off more than normal. Miami County properties near agricultural land can also face elevated iron and bacterial counts. Our well repair work starts with finding which problem you actually have.
When the pump quits, the house goes dry. We handle well pump repair, replacement, and pump installation for homes and farms around Troy.
Shower fades every time the washer starts? Pressure tank installation or repair usually fixes it, and constant pressure systems keep the pressure level at every tap.
Private wells collect sediment, iron bacteria, and mineral scale, especially on properties with high-iron groundwater, which is typical of the sand-and-gravel aquifer formations found across western Ohio. Most well contractors recommend cleaning every five to ten years under normal conditions. See our well cleaning and chlorination services.
Wells never pick a good time to quit. If yours goes out the weekend family comes to town for the Strawberry Festival, call anyway. Emergency well and pump work runs 24 hours a day.
Step by step
Water well drilling in Troy usually follows the same path:
Cleaning an existing well is its own process: inspection, pulling the pump, physical and chemical treatment, flushing, then reinstallation with a pressure and flow check. Chemical cleaning typically uses a chlorine-based disinfectant, and mechanical cleaning adds brushing or jetting to remove stubborn mineral deposits. If the old well is past saving, we move on to drilling a replacement.
Wiley Well Drilling has been a licensed and fully insured well contractor since 1945, registered in Ohio and a member of the National Ground Water Association. Owner Larry Wiley holds the Master Ground Water Contractor designation, one of only 89 contractors nationwide to earn it. Learn more about our team and credentials on our about page. Call (765) 584-8648 for a free estimate and schedule your service today.
We drill and service wells in Troy and the towns around it: Piqua, Sidney, Dayton, Greenville, and Eaton. If you searched well drilling near me from any of them, you are in our range.
Anyone typing well drilling near me from farther west should know we cover Darke County too. See our Greenville well drilling page.
Troy FAQs
We price every well after seeing the property, since depth and ground conditions drive the cost. Call for a site visit and you will have a quotation within 24 hours.
There is no one answer. Depth depends on where the water-bearing ground sits under your property and how much water you need, so we set it on site.
Emergency well and pump work is available 24 hours a day, outside our weekday office hours. Call as soon as the water stops.
Chemical cleaning uses disinfectants to kill bacteria and sanitize the well. Mechanical cleaning physically scrubs the casing to remove mineral scale and sediment. Many wells benefit from both methods used together.
It may. Sediment and mineral buildup can restrict flow and reduce pressure. Cleaning often restores performance, though pump or pressure tank issues may also need to be assessed separately.
Ohio does not mandate routine cleaning schedules for private wells, but the Ohio EPA recommends regular testing and maintenance to protect water quality and system integrity.
Yes. Well abandonment is the proper decommissioning of a well that is no longer in use, so it stops being a hazard on the property.
Yes. We repair and replace pressure tanks and install constant pressure pump systems, so one crew can cover the well and everything between it and your faucets.
Free estimates
Call Wiley Well Drilling for a free estimate on a new well, a pump repair, or a well cleaning. We get a quotation back to you within 24 hours.
