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574-232-1006At Tatay, we believe every family deserves fresh, dependable water—right from their own land. Our new water well service is designed with care, precision, and a neighborly approach. From choosing the right spot to installing the pump and pressure system, we handle it all so you don’t have to lift a finger.
We’re not a big box contractor—we’re your local water experts, and we treat every job like it’s for our own backyard. Clear water. Clear pricing. Clear communication.
Financing available from $500–$25,000 on terms from 3 to 60 months.
APRs as low as 0% for eligible customers and up to 6 monthly payments options to choose from.
Check your options in under a minute, checking eligibility won’t affect your credit score.
No prepayment penalties, origination fees, late fees, or compounding interest.
We analyze your land and local water table to design the safest, most efficient well setup for your property.
Our advanced rigs and expert team install your well with high-quality casing, screens, pumps, and safety systems—built to last.
We don’t leave until everything is working perfectly. That means full system integration, water quality testing, pressure tuning, and showing you how to maintain it.
Low water yield or dry well conditions.
Degraded well casing or components due to age, corrosion, or collapse.
Contamination from surface runoff, septic systems, or failed seals, making the water unsafe to drink.
Rural properties often lack connection to public utilities.
A new well provides independent, reliable water access for homes, farms, or businesses.
Home additions, new irrigation systems, livestock, or business operations can increase usage beyond the capacity of the existing well.
Installing a second or larger-capacity well ensures a steady water supply.
Drilling a deeper or better-placed well can tap into cleaner, more abundant aquifers.
If a current well pulls sandy, hard, or iron-rich water, a new one may offer improved quality.
Some building codes or property sales require a new, permitted well.
In real estate development, new wells may be required for subdivided lots or upgrades.
Converting vacant land into residential, farming, or commercial use requires a reliable water source.
Wells are often the first utility installed for new construction.
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