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Well Drillers Near Baraboo, Wisconsin

The typical Baraboo region geologic profile is unconsolidated sand/gravel over sandstone bedrock, often with interbedded clay. Residential wells are commonly completed at 80-130 feet, with high capacity wells to 180-285 feet.

Showing contractors within 60 miles of Baraboo. 31 results found.

31 Well Service Contractors

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Sam's Well Drilling

N9935 Pleasant Rd
Randolph, WI53956
(800) 321-5193
Water Well DrillingIrrigation / High Capacity WellsGeothermal Drilling+4 more

Marshall Well Drilling Corp

3774 State Rd 13
Wisconsin Dells, WI53965
(608) 253-2751
Well drillingExisting well servicingWater testing+4 more

HezPaz Enterprizes

3898 5th Dr
Wisconsin Dells, WI53965
+1 608-547-7819
Transportation and logisticsIndependent business operationsLocal delivery or hauling services

Marshall Well Drilling Corp.

3774 13th Dr
Wisconsin Dells, WI53965
(608) 253-2751
New well drillingExisting well servicingWater testing+3 more
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Wisconsin Well & Water Systems

673 Fern Ave
Grand Marsh, WI53936
(608) 584-5000
Residential water well drillingPump installationGeothermal heat exchange drilling+5 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
Landfill Drilling & Piping, Inc. logo

Landfill Drilling & Piping, Inc.

772 Lois Dr
Sun Prairie, WI53590
+1 608-709-2712
Landfill Gas Extraction WellsGas Collection PipingLeachate Collection Piping
Advanced Pump and Well Solutions Inc logo

Advanced Pump and Well Solutions Inc

278 W Court St
Richland Center, WI53581
(608) 649-4488
Well Pump Repair and ServiceSubmersible, Shallow Well and 2 Line Jet Well PumpsPressure Tank Replacement+14 more

Quinnell's Septic & Well Services

1894 Dakota Ave
Friendship, WI53934
+1 608-339-6705
Septic system inspections (for realty sales)Well inspections (for realty sales)Water sampling+1 more

C&C Drilling, LLC

W9273 Co Rd A
New Lisbon, WI53950
+1 608-853-0979
Directional drilling for utility installationsInstallation of phone linesInstallation of cable lines+3 more
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G. O. Loop LLC

114 Karavan Dr
Fox Lake, WI53933
+1 920-326-2050
Turnkey geothermal drilling and loop field installationCommercial geothermal installationsResidential geothermal installations+2 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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Maverick Pumping Service

415 E Main St
Wautoma, WI54982
+1 920-787-4898
Sanitation ServicesDrain Cleaning ServicesSeptic tank pumping+3 more
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View Local Geology Report ▼

A geological estimate for the Baraboo area.

120 ft

Typical Well Depth

35 ft

Static Water Level

Rotary - Mud Circulation

Recommended Method

Detailed Summary

Based on synthesis of sampled well logs across the Baraboo region, the most common subsurface sequence starts with surficial sand (commonly mixed with gravel), sometimes underlain by clay lenses or streaks. Below these unconsolidated layers, sandstone bedrock—often described as soft to firm, occasionally streaked with gravel or shale—is encountered and typically serves as the main aquifer. Localized gravels or boulders may appear within the sand or at the sand/bedrock contact. Casing is generally set through unconsolidated deposits, terminating in the upper sandstone. Most residential wells are completed just into this sandstone. Static water levels are most frequently reported between 30–40 feet. Pump yields in the 10–25 GPM range are typical for residential use.

Expected Geological Layers

Depth (Feet)Formation TypeDescriptionCharacteristics
0 – 8 ftSandSurficial sand, locally with fine gravel. Unconsolidated, water-bearing.
Hardness: Loose
8 – 25 ftGravel (occasional clay lenses)Coarse gravel occasionally mixed with sand or interbedded clay lenses between 15-25 ft.
Hardness: Loose
25 – 55 ftSand (with clay or gravel streaks)Sand, locally with clay streaks or occasional gravel.
Hardness: Loose to firm
55 – 80 ftClay (or sand/clay/gravel mixed)Clay or mixture of sand, clay, and gravel. Thickness varies but often up to 15-25 ft.
Hardness: Plastic
80 – 130 ftSandstone (soft, sometimes with gravel or shale layers)Soft to firm sandstone, first encountered at depths between 60 and 110 ft, water-bearing, sometimes interbedded with thin gravel or shale. Main aquifer.Color: Tan/White/Gray
Hardness: Soft to firm
130 – 185 ftSandstone (firm)Firm sandstone, locally with minor shale or boulders, high capacity wells may extend deeper into this unit for sustained yield.Color: Gray/Tan
Hardness: Firm to hard