Well Pump Repair
No water at the house, pressure that keeps dropping, or a pump that never shuts off. We check the system in order and repair or replace the part that failed.
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We drill new and replacement water wells, then install the pump system and the line to the house. We have been in business since 2024 with over 40 years of drilling experience. Based in Pacolet, we work the Upstate about 60 miles around Spartanburg, and we are now licensed to drill in North Carolina across the border counties, about 80 to 90 miles from our shop.
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Well drilling is the main work: new homes, rural land, farms, commercial properties and wells that have failed. We also install pumps, set pressure tanks, run water lines from the wellhead and drill irrigation wells.
No water at the house, pressure that keeps dropping, or a pump that never shuts off. We check the system in order and repair or replace the part that failed.
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Core Well Drilling installs the complete pump system on new and existing wells. That covers the submersible pump, the pitless adapter, the pressure tank and switch, and the hookup at the house.
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A well pressure tank holds water under pressure so the pump does not run every time a faucet opens. We install and replace pressure tanks across the Upstate, sized to the pump on your well.
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We trench and lay the water line from the wellhead to the house or the barn. Old lines that leak or sit too shallow get replaced the same way.
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Irrigation and farm wells for sprinkler systems, livestock, ponds and pools around the Upstate. We size the pump to the well and run the line out to the field.
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Pacolet, SC · Since 2024 Our drillers bring more than 40 years of drilling experience. They are natives of the Upstate with extensive knowledge of the local geography and landscapes. Under the red clay here sits hard, fractured rock, and the water moves through the cracks in it.
Before we schedule a well we come out for a site survey. That visit helps pick the best spot to drill on your land. You then get a written estimate that quotes a minimum depth.
The state well standards call for casing set into bedrock, and that depth changes from lot to lot. That is why the estimate quotes a minimum and explains how the casing cost can move. We also set the pump and pressure tank and run the water line into the house. One company handles the job from the drill site to the faucet.
Meet Core Well DrillingOur own photos from the rig: wells going in, water at the casing and the crew at work. See more of our work.
Core Well Drilling is licensed and bonded in South Carolina, and now licensed to drill in North Carolina as well. Every well is built to the state well standards. The well record is filed with the state when the job is done.
Our drillers bring more than 40 years of drilling experience. Two wells a mile apart can hit rock at very different depths. That experience shows in where we put the well.
We look at the property before the job is scheduled, so the well goes where it works best. The written estimate quotes a minimum depth, and estimates are free.
You call one number for the well, the pump, the pressure tank and the water line. The same number gets you well pump repair years down the road.
Call (864) 768-5688 and tell us where the property is and what you need. We work the Upstate about 60 miles around Spartanburg and the North Carolina border counties.
Real reviews from real wells, 61 reviews on Google.
Guys did an excellent job on drilling our well. Got out here in a timely manner. Super nice guys. Highly recommend these guys!
They were very courteous and professional. In two days I had water to my house. I would recommend them to anyone, you won't regret it. It's a very reliable company, and they stand by their work!
Went above and beyond for me to get what I needed done for my new house! Was walked through the process of everything and what to expect if anything goes wrong and I felt as if I was completely ready for anything. You need help, call these guys!
The gentleman that own Core Well were so nice and helpful in explaining about drilling our Well . I would definitely recommend them if you're in need of getting a well done.
Friendly and professional. Did a great job drilling my well at fair price and in timely manner
Very professional
Based in Pacolet, SC, in Spartanburg County, we drill and service wells across Spartanburg, Cherokee, Union, Greenville, York, Chester and Laurens counties. Now licensed to drill in North Carolina, we also cover Cleveland, Rutherford, Polk, Henderson, Transylvania, Gaston, Mecklenburg and Union counties, about 80 to 90 miles from the shop.
From the first call to water at the house, here is how it goes.
Call (864) 768-5688 and tell us where the land is and what the water is for. If we are on a job, leave a message and we will get back to you.
We look at the property before the job is scheduled. Setbacks matter here, since the state well standards keep a well 75 feet from a septic tank or drainfield.
The estimate quotes a minimum depth for your well. Bedrock depth is not something anyone can see from the surface, so the estimate explains how casing cost can change.
The rig drills through soil and weathered rock into the bedrock below. Casing is set into that rock and grouted, then the well is developed until the water runs clear.
We size the pump to the depth and yield of your well. Then we set the drop pipe, the pitless adapter and the pressure tank. The water line runs to the house and the water comes on.
The questions Upstate homeowners, builders and farms ask us most. If yours is not here, call and we will answer it.
Grants for well drilling in South Carolina are narrow and income-based. See what USDA home repair help and the Water Well Trust cover, and who can apply.
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Bored well vs drilled well, side by side: depth, casing, drought and contamination risk. What to do when an old bored well quits. Call (864) 768-5688.
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Well water vs city water, side by side. Spartanburg Water fees and bills, national well costs, water quality and the 2026 SC law. Call (864) 768-5688.
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Yes, a new South Carolina well needs state permit coverage before drilling and the driller files it. See the fees, the setbacks and the timeline.
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National cost guides put a home water well near $3,000 to $15,000. See what drives well drilling cost in the Upstate, then call (864) 768-5688.
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Yes. Every new private well in North Carolina needs a county permit, an inspection and a water test. See the fees, setbacks and timeline here.
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