Family owned and operated since 1975. We answer the phone 24 hours a day with a real person, and we serve 11 counties across Southeastern Wisconsin.
Aqua drills wells, services pumps and pressure systems, and tests water for homes, farms, and businesses across Southeastern Wisconsin. Twelve services, grouped the way a well system actually fails.
New wells, rehabilitation, and everything between the casing and the house.
New and replacement wells for homes, farms, and businesses.
Shock treatment after an unsafe bacteria sample.
Clears sediment and iron bacteria from a producing well.
Locating and repairing the line from well to house.
Pressure problems start here. Most are fixed the same day.
Diagnosis, repair, and replacement of submersible and jet pumps.
Steady pressure at every fixture, no matter the demand.
Waterlogged or short-cycling tanks tested and replaced.
Recharging galvanized tanks that have lost their air cushion.
Sampling and certified operation for private and public systems.
Coliform, nitrate, and mineral sampling with lab results.
Contract operation and reporting for small public systems.
Pick the symptom that matches what you're seeing and we'll point you at the right fix. If you have no water at all, call instead of reading.
Aqua serves 11 counties in Southeastern Wisconsin from one shop in North Prairie. Geology varies a great deal across the state, so we stay where we know the ground.
The well log database
Aqua maintains the largest well log database in Wisconsin, built over more than 15 years. Wisconsin DNR well construction reports go back to the 1930s, and we can usually tell you when your well was drilled, how deep it is, what it was cased with, and what the neighbors hit, even if we didn't drill it.
Call with your address and we'll look it up. There's no form to fill out for this.
1930s
Earliest DNR well construction reports we can pull
15+ yrs
Spent compiling and cross-referencing records
Largest
Well log database in Wisconsin
Any well
Including ones we didn't drill
Aqua Well & Pump Systems has been family owned and operated since 1975, working out of North Prairie. We handle residential, commercial, industrial, and farm systems, and our technicians are state certified.
When you call at midnight, a person picks up. Not an answering service, not voicemail, not a phone tree.
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Called at 6am with no water. Someone picked up, and a truck was in the driveway before nine.
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They told me the tank was fine and it was a $40 part. Could have sold me a new system and I'd never have known.
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Pulled the well log for a house we were buying and walked us through what it meant. No charge.
If yours isn't here, call. We'd rather answer it than have you guess.
Often the same day, and in an emergency frequently within the hour. Dispatch depends on where you are in the 11-county area and what else is running, but you'll get a real answer on the phone rather than a callback window.
Low pressure usually traces to a failing pump, a waterlogged pressure tank, or a restriction in the line. A drawdown test tells us which one in about twenty minutes.
Test the water annually, check the pressure tank's air charge yearly, and have the system looked at if pressure, sound, or water quality changes. Wells are low-maintenance until they aren't.
Coliform is the indicator organism for surface contamination reaching your well. It's the cheapest early warning you can buy, and Wisconsin recommends testing every year.
Usually not. Most unsafe samples come from a cracked cap, a compromised seal, or recent work on the system, and are resolved with chlorination and a retest.
12–15 years. Water chemistry, cycling frequency, and the quality of the original installation move that number in either direction.
A tank that feels light has usually lost its air charge or ruptured its bladder, which makes the pump short-cycle. Both are quick to confirm and inexpensive to fix compared to the pump damage they cause.
Wisconsin DNR well construction reports go back to the 1930s, and Aqua keeps the largest well log database in the state. Call with your address and we'll look it up.
Tell us what's happening and we'll get back to you by email, usually the same business day. Every quote is written by a person who has been on a rig.
If you have no water right now, call 1 (800) 452-6060 instead. The form is not monitored overnight; the phone is.
