NORTH IDAHO WELL DRILLING
For over 21 years, we have proudly served North Idaho with professional well drilling services. Our experience, local knowledge, and commitment to quality workmanship have earned the trust of our customers throughout the region.
Domestic & Residential Wells
We provide professional well drilling services for homeowners and rural properties throughout North Idaho. Every well is designed to deliver a reliable, long-term water supply for your household needs.
Wells for Irrigation
Irrigation wells provide a dependable water source for farms, gardens, landscaping, and agricultural operations. We design and drill wells capable of meeting the water demands of your irrigation system.
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Municipal Wells
Municipal wells supply communities and public water systems with dependable groundwater resources. We have the expertise and equipment to complete large-scale projects that meet strict industry standards.
Commercial Wells
Commercial wells provide water for businesses, industrial facilities, and large-scale developments. We deliver dependable water solutions designed to support your operational needs.
Well Abandonments
Proper well abandonment protects groundwater resources and ensures unused wells are safely decommissioned according to regulations. We handle the process professionally from inspection to final sealing.
Frequently Asked Questions
How deep are we going to have to go?
Each area is very different and we will need to know the exact location. Even having this information it is difficult to say how deep your well will need to be in most locations.
How much is my well going to cost?
The cost of a domestic single family well ranges from $10,000 to $70,000. It will depend on the exact depth and how complex the well needs to be to provide you with potable water.
Does your estimate include a pump?
Horsley Drilling, Inc. does not install pumping systems. We will gladly recommend local businesses that provide quality services.
How much is the permitting process? And do you take care of that?
Each area is very different and we will need to know the exact location. Even having this information it is difficult to say how deep your well will need to be in most locations.