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Well Drillers Near Interlochen, Michigan

The typical Interlochen-area well passes through an upper sand/gravel unit, intermediate clay (often interbedded with sand), and a lower sand or sand/gravel aquifer. Residential wells most often end in the lower sand/gravel zone between 60 and 153 ft, with static water at 16–66 ft below grade.

Showing contractors within 60 miles of Interlochen. 51 results found.

51 Well Service Contractors

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Bob's Well Drilling

11981 US-31
Interlochen, MI49643
+1 231-275-7539
Residential water well drillingCommercial water well drillingServicing and maintenance of water wells+1 more
Kilinski Water Well logo

Kilinski Water Well

10822 Heather Ridge Rd
Traverse City, MI49685
+1 231-499-8195
Water well repairSubmersible pump repairWater well drilling+1 more

Sweetwater Well & Pump Inc

3776 Josie Dr
Traverse City, MI49685
(231) 943-8877
Emergency water well repairPump repair, replacement, upgrades and maintenancePressure tank replacement+8 more
The Pumping Service LLC: Benzie, Crystal & Interlochen logo

The Pumping Service LLC: Benzie, Crystal & Interlochen

14801 Rosa Rd
Beulah, MI49617
+1 231-882-9848
Septic tank pumpingHolding tank pumpingGrease trap pumping+2 more
Berg Well Drilling, Inc logo

Berg Well Drilling, Inc

3139 N Keystone Rd
Traverse City, MI49686
+1 231-946-2846
Residential well drillingWell repairs and servicesWell cleaning+5 more
McCardel Culligan of Traverse City logo

McCardel Culligan of Traverse City

40 Hughes Dr
Traverse City, MI49696
+1 231-947-1010
Free basic water testingBusiness site inspections for point-of-use bottleless coolersDrinking water fill stations+6 more
Douglas Water Conditioning logo

Douglas Water Conditioning

901 W South Airport Rd
Traverse City, MI49686
+1 231-947-7560
Water Treatment SystemsSofteners & Filter SystemsReverse Osmosis Systems+4 more
Berg Well Drilling logo

Berg Well Drilling

PO Box 5615
Traverse City, MI49696
(231) 946-2846
Well DrillingWell Repairs & ServicesResidential Well Drilling+2 more

Thomas Flint & Son Water Well Drilling

M-115
Mesick, MI49668
Well drilling (including cable tool and mud rotary methods)Pump and tank servicesWell rehabilitation+5 more
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Wells Irrigation

7301 Bunker Hill Rd
Williamsburg, MI49690
+1 231-267-9261
New lawn sprinkler system installation and additionsMaintenance of irrigation systemsSystem start-up+2 more

Shoebridge/Demerly Well Drilling, Inc,

6115 Benzie Hwy
Benzonia, MI49616
(231) 882-4392
Water well drillingPump contractingArtesian well services+1 more

Ed Benson Well Drilling & Rpr

14645 Kangas Rd
Kaleva, MI49645
+1 231-362-3644
Water well drillingWell repair servicesPump installation and repair+2 more

Pritchard Well Drilling

5580 Glovers Lake Rd
Arcadia, MI49613
+1 231-352-9543
Water well drillingInstallation of 4-inch galvanized wellsPump repair+2 more

High Tide Well Drilling Inc

4625 Creighton Rd SW
South Boardman, MI49680
+1 231-369-2779
Water well drillingPump installation and serviceResidential well drilling+2 more

Rogers' Well Drilling

3342 S 29 Rd
Cadillac, MI49601
+1 231-779-0626
Water well drillingPump installation and repairIrrigation well construction+2 more
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View Local Geology Report ▼

A geological estimate for the Interlochen area.

90 ft

Typical Well Depth

42 ft

Static Water Level

Rotary - Mud Circulation

Recommended Method

Detailed Summary

Analysis of well logs in the Interlochen region reveals a common sequence: surficial sand or sand/gravel to depths of 20–45 ft, frequently underlain by a significant clay or clayey sand unit (20–50 ft thick), before reaching deeper water-bearing sands or sand/gravel that serve as the primary aquifer. Where present, interbedded thin sand and clay lenses occur within the clay. Productive residential wells commonly terminate in these lower sand/gravel layers at 60–153 ft, yielding 10–15 GPM. Shallow static water levels are most often reported between 16–66 ft below grade, and the typical construction method is rotary drilling with bentonite slurry grout.

Expected Geological Layers

Depth (Feet)Formation TypeDescriptionCharacteristics
0 – 40 ftSand & GravelCoarse to medium sand and gravel, locally with minor silt. Main surficial layer.Color: Tan to light brown
Hardness: Loose to medium
40 – 70 ftClay (with occasional sand or silt)Predominantly clay with some lenses of fine sand or silt; acts as a confining layer.Color: Gray to brown
Hardness: Firm to stiff
70 – 90 ftSand & Gravel (water bearing)Coarse to medium sand and gravel; principal aquifer for residential wells.Color: Brown
Hardness: Loose to medium
90 – 175 ftSand (with some interbedded clay layers)Lower sand with occasional thin clay beds; main aquifer for higher capacity wells. Not present in all logs, but common in deeper wells.Color: Tan
Hardness: Loose