Well Drilling Services
Moore's Well Drilling, Inc. brings professional well drilling services to Jacksonville, FL, and the surrounding Duval County area, backed by over 75 years of family-owned experience. Whether you're building a new home in areas like Orange Park, Atlantic Beach, or Middleburg, or need a reliable water source for a commercial property, Moore's Well Drilling handles the project from start to finish. Call
(386) 328-1448 to request a free quote.
Well Drilling Services Across Duval, Clay, and St. Johns Counties
Moore's Well Drilling serves homeowners and contractors throughout Jacksonville, FL, and the tri-county region. Northeast Florida sits above the Floridan Aquifer System, one of the most productive freshwater aquifer systems in the country. The Upper Floridan Aquifer is the principal source of groundwater across most of North Florida, including Duval County, where it can be relatively shallow and highly productive. Many Jacksonville-area properties rely on wells for irrigation, livestock, and primary water supply, particularly outside the reach of municipal service. Moore's Well Drilling understands local groundwater conditions across Duval, Clay, and St. Johns counties and selects drilling methods and casing strategies to match each site.
What Types of Wells Are Available in the Jacksonville, FL, Area?
The right well type depends on your property location, intended use, and local geology.
▸ Floridan Aquifer Wells: Also called deep or artesian wells, these are the most common and dependable water source across North Florida. They tap into limestone formations and provide consistent, high-volume flow for residential and commercial uses.
▸ Surficial Aquifer Wells: These shallower wells draw from sand and limestone formations near the surface. They are typically used for irrigation and outdoor water needs rather than potable supply.
▸ 4-Inch Residential Drilled Wells: A common configuration for single-family homes across Northeast Florida, sized to meet standard household water demands.
Moore's team can assess your property and recommend the most effective solution. Learn more on the services page.
Licensing, Permits, and What Jacksonville Homeowners Need to Know
In Duval County, well construction permits are required by the city's Environmental Quality Division before any well is constructed, repaired, modified, or abandoned. The City of Jacksonville administers this process under a permitting delegation agreement with the St. Johns River Water Management District. Moore's Well Drilling is experienced in navigating Florida's permitting requirements and can manage the process on your behalf. Choosing a properly licensed, insured contractor is the most important decision you can make before breaking ground.
How the Well Drilling Process Works
1. Initial Consultation and Site Review: Call (386) 328-1448 or use the contact form to describe your project. The team gathers details about your property, intended water use, and site conditions.
2. Permit Application: Moore's Well Drilling assists with the required well construction permit for Duval County and ensures all documentation meets local standards before work begins.
3. Drilling and Casing: The crew mobilizes with appropriate equipment. Well depth and casing method are determined by your site's geology and water table depth.
4. Pump and Pressure System Installation: Once drilled and cased, a submersible or above-ground pump system is installed and configured to meet your flow and pressure needs. Explore pump service options for more detail.
5. Water Testing and Final Inspection: Water quality is confirmed before the system is handed over. If treatment is needed for iron, sulfur, or hardness, Moore's Well Drilling offers water treatment solutions as part of a complete water system package.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I Need a Permit to Drill a Well in Jacksonville, FL?
Yes. Duval County's Environmental Quality Division requires a permit prior to construction, repair, or modification of any well under six inches in diameter. Moore's Well Drilling can assist with the permitting process so your project moves forward without delays.
How Deep Will My Well Need to Be in the Jacksonville Area?
Well depth varies based on property location, aquifer target, and intended use. Floridan Aquifer wells in North Florida may range from a few hundred to over a thousand feet depending on site geology. Moore's Well Drilling evaluates each site individually to recommend the right depth and design.
How Long Does It Take to Drill a Well?
A straightforward residential well may be completed in one to several days once permits are in place. Moore's Well Drilling provides a timeline estimate at the time of your consultation so you can plan accordingly.
Does Moore's Well Drilling Serve the Entire Jacksonville Area?
Moore's Well Drilling serves Duval County, including communities such as Orange Park and Atlantic Beach, as well as Clay and St. Johns counties. Call (386) 328-1448 to confirm coverage for your specific address.
What Should I Do if My Existing Well Has Water Quality Issues?
Groundwater in the Jacksonville area can carry iron, sulfur, hardness minerals, or bacteria. A water test identifies what is present. Moore's Well Drilling offers filtration systems and water softeners that can be added to your existing well system. Contact the team to discuss testing and treatment options.
Request Well Drilling Services in Jacksonville, FL, Today
Moore's Well Drilling, Inc. is a multi-generational, family-owned business serving Northeast Florida for over 75 years. Reliable well drilling services in Jacksonville, FL, are available for residential and commercial properties throughout Duval, Clay, and St. Johns counties. Contact Moore's Well Drilling at
(386) 328-1448 or visit the
contact page to request your free quote.
