900 N 650 E, Union City, IN 47390
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A Wiley Well Drilling rotary rig drilling a new water well beside a farm field

Well drilling & installation

Expert Well Drilling in Eastern Indiana and Western Ohio

Rotary well drilling for new 5-inch to 8-inch water wells on homes, farms, and commercial properties across Eastern Indiana and Western Ohio since 1945.

Wiley Well Drilling has done well drilling for homes, farms, and businesses across Eastern Indiana and Western Ohio since April 1945, working out of our office in Union City. Drilling wells is the main thing we do. We specialize in rotary well drilling and are capable of installing 5-inch to 8-inch diameter wells, whether that is a first water well installation on new ground or a replacement for one that gave out.

Need the water to do more than fill a glass? We drill for farm irrigation too, and once the well is in, our water well services keep it working. Call us at (765) 584-8648 for a free estimate, and you will have a quotation within 24 hours.

Common situations

When a Property Needs a New Well Drilled

Most new wells start one of three ways. Someone is building out past where city water reaches. An old well has quit keeping up, or the water has gone bad and a repair will not fix it. Or a farm needs volume for irrigation that the house well was never built for.

Not sure which camp you are in? Start with a look at the old well. Sometimes a repair or a new pump buys years, and we will tell you if that is the case before anyone talks about drilling.

A Wiley Well Drilling rotary rig and mud-recovery system on an active well drilling site.

Every property type

Well Drilling for Homes, Farms, and Commercial Land

We drill new and replacement wells for:

  • Homes
  • Farms & Agricultural Land
  • Commercial Properties
  • Rural Developments
  • Irrigation Systems
  • Potable Water Supplies

Household water, crop irrigation, or a commercial supply. The well gets built for the job it has to do, and our well cleaning and inspection work keeps it going for decades.

How we drill

How We Pick the Spot and Drill the Well

We start with the site. Placement depends on underground water sources, soil conditions, and access for the rig. Your preferences count, but the ground gets a vote. Then we drill with rotary equipment down to a productive water source.

Spring thaw turns plenty of farm lanes around here to mud, so we will ask how a rig gets back to the spot before we put you on the schedule.

What to Expect on Drilling Day and After

Most wells are finished in two to four days, depending on soil type, depth, and weather. Once the hole is drilled, we set the well pump and tank, hook up the pressure system, and check flow before we leave. After that, a well should be inspected at least once a year.

Well Drilling Cost and How We Quote It

We do not publish prices, and we will not guess at the cost to drill a well over the phone. Depth, diameter, ground conditions, and what goes on top of the well all move the number. People often ask about well drilling cost per foot, but a per-foot rate only tells part of the story once the pump and tank are added. What you get from us is a free estimate and a quotation within 24 hours.

Well Drilling Across Eastern Indiana and Western Ohio

As a licensed Indiana Well Drilling contractor and a registered driller in Ohio, Wiley Well Drilling maintains strict compliance with state regulations. We are members of the Indiana Ground Water Association and the National Ground Water Association, and we are fully insured.

From Union City, we drill wells in Greenville, Muncie, Troy,Dayton, Piqua, Sidney, Eaton, Fort Recovery, Winchester, Richmond, New Castle, Portland, and Bluffton. If you searched well drilling near me from any of those towns, we already work your area. More on Darke County is on our Greenville, OH well drilling page. Typing well drilling near me from somewhere in between? Call and ask.

Drill cuttings and water coming up at the base of a Wiley Well Drilling rig during a new well.

Drilling FAQs

Well Drilling Questions

How Long Does Well Drilling Usually Take?

Most wells are finished in two to four days. Soil type, depth, and weather set the timeline, and we keep you posted along the way.

How Deep Should a Well Be?

It depends on where the water-bearing ground sits under your property and how much water you need. We set the depth after looking at the site, and that depth is the biggest single factor in the price.

Can I Choose the Location of My Well?

We help you pick it. Your preferences count, but placement depends on underground water sources, soil conditions, and access for the rig, so we look at the land before settling on a spot.

What Kind of Maintenance Does a New Well Need?

A well should be inspected at least once a year. We check water quality, pump performance, and overall system health, which helps you avoid costly repairs later.

Why Hire a Professional Well Drilling Contractor?

A professional handles permits, equipment, and testing, and builds the well to meet safety standards and state regulations. Wiley Well Drilling has been doing exactly that since 1945.

Clear, clean well water flowing in a wave

Free estimates

Get a Free Estimate on Well Drilling

Building on open ground, replacing a tired well, or adding irrigation? Call Wiley Well Drilling for a free estimate. We get a quotation back to you within 24 hours.