Well service rig working among sword ferns and young Douglas firs

Projects

The work, photographed on site

No stock photography. These are the company's own photos from jobs across Lane, Linn, Benton and Douglas counties — pumps, tanks, treatment systems and the roads between them.

Pumps pulled, pumps set

Submersible replacements, jet pump conversions and the hoist work that gets them in and out.

New stainless submersible pump suspended from a pump hoist above a well head — A new stainless pump on the wire, going back down the casing.

Old submersible pump lying beside a new stainless steel submersible pump on a gravel driveway — The old pump next to its replacement.

Submersible pump and drop pipe being lowered from a pump hoist — Lowering a pump and drop pipe from the hoist.

Technician guiding a submersible pump and drop pipe into a well casing — Guiding a pump and drop pipe back into the casing.

Pump hoist lifting a submersible pump at a rural property — Pulling a pump on a property west of Eugene.

Pump hoist truck on a gravel drive with lengths of drop pipe laid out — Drop pipe laid out before a pull.

Pressure and treatment systems

Tanks, controls, filtration and softening installed in well houses and utility rooms.

Technician wiring a variable-frequency pump controller beside a pressure tank inside a well house — Wiring a variable-frequency drive beside an existing tank.

New blue pressure tank, pump controller and twin treatment tanks plumbed into a framed utility room — Twin treatment tanks and a pressure tank in a new build.

Water softener tank, sediment filter and blue pressure tank installed against a garage wall — Softener, sediment filter and pressure tank in a garage bay.

Twin filter tanks, brine tank and pressure tank installed in a well house — Twin treatment tanks, brine tank and pressure tank.

Pressure switch, gauge and blue pressure tank mounted on a timber wall — Pressure switch and gauge on a wall-mounted assembly.

Twin treatment tanks, brine tank and pressure tank after installation — Twin treatment tanks after commissioning.

Wells, casings and water lines

New casing, well heads, water lines and the trenchless work that avoids tearing up a yard.

New well casing and cap set in fresh gravel beside an open trench — A new casing set and capped before backfill.

Blue well cap covered in fir needles and debris with hand tools resting beside it — A well cap that had not been inspected in years.

New water line laid in an open trench beside a gravel driveway — A new water service in an open trench.

Coiled black water line and pipe fittings laid out on a gravel driveway — New water line staged for a replacement run.

Old galvanised pipe, pitless adapter and brass fittings laid out on the ground — A seized pitless adapter and the fittings that came out with it.

Well drilling rig and support truck on a rural property — A drilling rig on site for a new well.

The trucks, and where they go

Most of the job is getting there — valley roads, foothill driveways and the occasional 2 a.m. call.

Coastal Range Water service van and blue pump hoist truck parked in a grass field below a forested ridge — Pump hoist and van staged for a well call.

Blue pump hoist truck parked on a narrow rural road beside tall Douglas firs — A hoist set up on a narrow Lane County road.

Well service rig working among sword ferns and young Douglas firs — Working a well head in the ferns west of Eugene.

Pump hoist truck working at dusk in front of a rural house — The last call of the day, south Lane County.

Service truck with work lights on at night beside a house — A no-water call after dark.

Service van and pump hoist parked beside a house at the edge of a forest — Two trucks on site, one problem to solve.

Talk to a well tech

Want a job like one of these?

Tell us what your system is doing and we will tell you what it takes.

Call 541-935-7867 Text us now

Call now Text us now