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Tuesday: 7AM - 4PM
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Ayres Well Drilling is a family-owned company that provides excellent service in well drilling and pump installation. They are known for their quick response to emergencies, such as water loss, and their ability to fix the issue promptly. Jennifer, one of their team members, is commended for her effective communication with clients. Ayres Well Drilling goes above and beyond to ensure customer satisfaction, as shown by their replacement of a recently installed pump with a higher-rated one at no extra cost to the client. Their professionalism, expertise, and dedication to exceeding expectations make them a top choice for well pump services.
Our well pump conked out on Memorial Day weekend at Oquaga. Made a call to Jim on Monday and he came out first thing on Tuesday morning for emergency service. The boys had us up and running in a few hours.
Service was excellant and price was fair. Thanks for the help!
After a grueling 4.5 weeks of no water, numerous calls and companies coming to look and or attempt, others unavailable or simply not affordable. We finally have safe, running water, thanks to Ayres Well Drilling.
Jim and his crew were able to clear an obstruction which was causing our pump to be stuck, drop the new pump, wires and piping & replace the pit less adapter and get our water back. In total I’d say they spent 6 hours working, but plenty more time planning, setting up, traveling to and from to get the necessary equipment. The cost was a fraction of what others were asking.
There was a lot of time, effort and precision put into the work that had...read full review
We lost access to water when our well collapsed. Ayers was great. They saw our project through from start to finish and kept us informed through the whole process. They showed genuine concern for us while we were without water and did everything in their control to drill a new well and get us back up and running.