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Well Drillers Near Genoa, Wisconsin

The typical Genoa regional well profile consists of a thin topsoil/clay layer, underlain by a thick sequence of shale (sometimes subdivided into soft and hard), with occasional presence of limestone, and typically terminates in sandstone or remains within shale at greater depths.

Showing contractors within 60 miles of Genoa. 22 results found.

22 Well Service Contractors

Showing 1-20 of 22

Nelson Well Service, LLC

S5166 Shingle Hollow Rd
Genoa, WI54632
(608) 689-2941
Water well repairWater well replacementPressure tank issues resolution+6 more

Affordable Pump & Well Repair Inc

W5479 Co Rd
La Crosse, WI54601
(608) 788-6451
Well pump repairWell pump replacementWell tank repair or replacement+3 more
Lysaker Well Drilling & Service LLC logo

Lysaker Well Drilling & Service LLC

N5452 Eagle Cir Ln W
Onalaska, WI54650
(608) 526-9629
Residential, Farm, and Commercial Well DrillingReplacement Well and System InstallationEmergency Pump Repairs on all makes and models+3 more
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Well Pros Pump & Well Drilling Services, LLC

N 5514 County Rd
Onalaska, WI54650
(608) 526-4900
Well Drilling and Pump and Tank InstallationWell Pump Repair and ReplacementWell Tank Repair and Replacement+10 more

A-OK Well Service, L.L.C.

100 W Main St
Waukon, IA52172
+1 563-568-7814
Well pump fitting, repair, and replacementNew well installationPressure tank maintenance and installation+5 more
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D&T Pump & Well Service

44664 WI
Gays Mills, WI54631
(608) 606-5596
Full well servicePump replacementNew well installations+5 more
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Tim Lysaker Well Drill & Pump

Bluffview Ct
Holmen, WI54636
(608) 526-9282
Water Well Drilling and InstallationWater Well Repair and Maintenance

Able Plumbing Pump & Well

W6295 Co Rd D
Holmen, WI54636
+1 608-797-0877
General plumbing servicesWell pump installation and repairWell casing replacement+3 more
Mid-Wisconsin Pump & Well Service LLC logo

Mid-Wisconsin Pump & Well Service LLC

17660 Icecap Rd
Sparta, WI54656
+1 608-269-5178
24/7 emergency pump serviceWater pump installation and repairWater tank installation and servicing+5 more

Tri County Well Drilling Shop

040011990001
Sparta, WI54656
+1 608-269-4226
Drilling water wellsDrilling geothermal wellsInstalling geothermal loop fields (horizontal and pond loops)+3 more
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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

Rush Robert & Sons Well Drill

N3751 Big Field Rd
Black River Falls, WI54615
+1 715-284-5287
Water well drillingWell installationWell maintenance+2 more
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Handke Pump Service LLC

28278 Galaxy Rd
104 Gunder Rd, Elkader,IA 52043
+1 563-245-1698
Water well servicesDown-the-well repairsSubmersible pump repair and installation+7 more
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View Local Geology Report ▼

A geological estimate for the Genoa area.

110 ft

Typical Well Depth

70 ft

Static Water Level

Rotary - Mud Circulation

Recommended Method

Detailed Summary

Based on synthesis of sampled well logs, the most representative geologic profile in the Genoa, WI region features: an initial 3-10 ft of topsoil/dirt/clay, followed by 10-100+ ft of soft to hard shale. In various logs, there may be intermittent limestone or limerock with crevices, and in some cases, a basal sandstone or sandrock. The typical residential well accessing 10+ GPM is cased to ~100-120 ft and completed in the upper shale or underlying limestone or sandstone where present. High-capacity wells may penetrate much deeper into shale or limestone layers. Static water levels range from 35-90 ft below surface. Most wells employ rotary mud drilling and are sealed with neat cement grout.

Expected Geological Layers

Depth (Feet)Formation TypeDescriptionCharacteristics
0 – 5 ftTopsoil/ClayBrown-black clay or topsoil, loose, with some silt/gravel locally.Color: Brown-black
Hardness: Soft
5 – 40 ftClay & Loose Rock / Soft ShalePlastic clay with some loose rock fragments; grades to soft shale; locally gritty.Color: Gray to green
Hardness: Soft
40 – 110 ftShale (Soft to Hard)Shale, sometimes subdivided as soft upper section and hard lower section; often tan, gray, or green, locally with calcareous seams.Color: Gray-green-tan
Hardness: Firm to hard
110 – 140 ftSandstone or LimestoneInterval may be thin sandstone (white) or limestone (limerock), commonly classified as water-bearing in deeper wells. Local variation: sometimes limestone is extensive, other times sandstone dominates.Color: White to light gray (sandstone); gray (limestone)
Hardness: Hard
140 – 300 ftHard Shale or Limerock (deep)Continued hard shale, or where present, limestone beds with potential for water production; occurs mainly in high-capacity well settings.Color: Gray-brown
Hardness: Hard