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Well Drillers Near Argyle, Wisconsin

The typical geological profile for residential wells in the Argyle area consists of a surficial clay layer, underlain by alternating limestone/dolomite and sandstone strata, with common static water levels around 70–160 feet and most residential wells completed between 120 and 250 feet.

Showing contractors within 60 miles of Argyle. 43 results found.

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Faherty & Son Well Drilling LLC logo

Faherty & Son Well Drilling LLC

600 E HWY 151
Platteville, WI53818
608-348-8000
Residential Well DrillingCommercial Well DrillingGeothermal Drilling

Lovelace Pump Company, Inc

9914 Co Rd
Argyle, WI53504
(608) 465-3314
Well drillingWater system installation and serviceSeptic system installation and service+4 more
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Coad Well and Pump

2133 W Red Oak Rd
Freeport, IL61032
(815) 745-3449
Water Well DrillingGeothermal Closed Loop ContractingWell Inspection and Chlorination+1 more

Fahey Sales & Service, Inc.

4640 Hwy. 92
Brooklyn, WI53521
+1 608-455-6144
Sales of name brand water pumpsPump installationPump service and repair+5 more
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IES Drilling Supplies

104 E Devore Ave
Pearl City, IL61062
+1 800-388-2906
Distribution of drilling supplies and equipmentEnvironmental and remediation drilling productsWater well drilling supplies+5 more
Faherty & Son Well Drilling Co logo

Faherty & Son Well Drilling Co

600 US-151 BUS
Platteville, WI53818
+1 608-348-8000
Residential Well DrillingCommercial Well DrillingGeothermal Drilling
Coad Well & Pump logo

Coad Well & Pump

4337 IL
Freeport, IL61032
(815) 745-3449
Residential well drillingAgricultural well drillingLight commercial well drilling+3 more
Watermaker Well Drilling logo

Watermaker Well Drilling

8055 Fortier Rd
Arena, WI53503
(608) 588-2918
Drilled well drillingSand point well installationPump installation+1 more
Apple River Well & Pump Co logo

Apple River Well & Pump Co

8350 S Whitton Rd
Hanover, IL61041
(815) 591-2131
Water well drillingWater system designInstallation of water systems+6 more
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South Central Well & Pump

7815 Longview Ct
Edgerton, WI53534
(608) 884-1100
New System InstallationsMaintenance and RepairWell Drilling
Govert Well and Pump logo

Govert Well and Pump

5234 N County Rd F
Janesville, WI53545
+1 608-752-4452
Water well drillingPump installation and maintenanceWell rehabilitation+1 more
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Water Wells

6400 Lake Rd
Windsor, WI53598
(608) 846-4697
Well pumps installation and serviceWell disinfection, sanitizing, and chlorinationWell inspections and water treatment+3 more
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A geological estimate for the Argyle area.

160 ft

Typical Well Depth

110 ft

Static Water Level

Rotary - Mud Circulation

Recommended Method

Detailed Summary

Based on synthesis of the supplied well logs, the typical Argyle-area well geology begins with 7–12 feet of clay. This is followed by a substantial limestone or dolomite sequence (Galena/Platteville/Trenton) that generally extends down to ~90-190 feet. Below the main carbonate units, St. Peter or similar sandstones frequently occur, with some deeper wells encountering multiple limestone/sandstone transitions. Most residential wells target the upper limestone units but may extend into sandstone for increased capacity. Drilling methods are consistently rotary with mud circulation, with casing set through the bulk of unconsolidated and partially consolidated material. Water yields of 5–25 GPM are common at depths of ~120–250 feet.

Expected Geological Layers

Depth (Feet)Formation TypeDescriptionCharacteristics
0 – 10 ftClaySurficial clay (often gray or with some gravel), low hardness, caving.Color: Gray/Tan
Hardness: Soft
10 – 90 ftLimestone/DolomiteInterbedded limestones and dolomites (Galena/Platteville/Trenton); firm to hard, variable colors, often gray to buff.Color: Gray, Buff
Hardness: Medium-Hard
90 – 140 ftLimestone/Dolomite (Trenton or deeper carbonate)Lower limestone and dolomite units, often harder and darker; minor shale partings possible.Color: Gray/Bluish
Hardness: Hard
140 – 200 ftSandstone (St. Peter and equivalents)Clean, fine to medium sandstones, commonly used as secondary aquifer, some layers may be loose or soft.Color: Tan/White/Gray
Hardness: Soft to medium
200 – 245 ftInterbedded Limestone/SandstoneAlternating limestone and sandstone layers, variable thickness, found in deeper wells, may include minor shales.Color: Buff/Bluish-Grey/Tan
Hardness: Medium