Gray County · Serving Pampa, TX 79065
Water Well Service in Pampa, Texas
Pampa is the biggest town we serve and one of our busiest service areas. From acreages off Highway 60 to ranches north toward the Canadian River breaks, we keep Gray County water flowing: wells converted to solar, pumps repaired, windmills rebuilt, and stock water built.
Searching for well service near Pampa usually turns up outfits two hours away. We work Pampa every week from our shop in Wheeler, close enough to show up fast and local enough to know the ground.
Well Country: What Makes Pampa Different
Gray County water tells the story of the High Plains in one county. West and south of Pampa, the flat wheat and milo ground sits over the Ogallala proper. North of town, the land breaks toward the Canadian River, and wells there behave differently: depths change, and windmills still do a lot of honest work on ranch country the grid never reached.
Pampa grew up on oil, gas, and agriculture, and plenty of properties outside city limits still run on private wells drilled generations ago. We see tired pressure systems, pumps set too shallow for today’s water levels, and casings from the boom years that have simply served their time. We rework the wells worth saving, and when one is truly done we coordinate a licensed driller for the replacement and build the new pump system ourselves.
For the many rural-water-supply and city-water customers around Pampa, we also equip irrigation and livestock wells that take yard, garden, and stock demand off the metered line.
Well Services We Bring to Pampa
Areas We Cover Around Pampa
- South of Hwy 60
- Kingsmill
- North Pampa acreages
- TX-70 corridor
- Lefors area
- McLean-Pampa flats
Pampa, Texas on the map
The Pampa area we serve.
Our home base in Wheeler, TX.
Local resource: City of Pampa — Official city site for Pampa, the Gray County seat.
Who shows up
Matthew Applewhite, Owner & Operator
Applewhite Water Well is Matthew Applewhite's shop: a local crew that walks your property, quotes the job, and does the work. Licensed under an active Texas Master Water Well Pump Installer license (#61162, TDLR verified), insured, and based in Wheeler.
- One local crew from first call to finished job
- decades of hands-on well work in the eastern Texas Panhandle
- Serving ranches and rural homes across 12 Panhandle communities
- Written estimates before work begins, every time
Pampa Well Service Questions
Do you really cover Pampa from Wheeler?
Every week. Pampa is one of our core service towns, about 45 minutes down TX-152. Same-day response on most no-water calls.
Can you get a new well put in outside Pampa city limits?
Yes. We arrange the drilling through licensed partners, handle siting to state spacing rules, and install the complete pump system across Gray County.
My Pampa-area well pumps sand. Can you fix it?
Usually. Depending on cause, the fix ranges from a screen or sand shield to lowering the pump or reworking the casing. We diagnose before we quote.
Do you install solar pumps on ranches north of Pampa?
Often. The breaks toward the Canadian River are exactly where solar shines: remote grass, no power lines, strong sun.
Is a well worth it if I have city or rural water?
For irrigation and stock, frequently yes. A well takes the biggest summer loads off the meter. We will run the honest math with you.
Who repairs windmills around Pampa?
We do, from leathers and oil to complete rebuilds, with our own boom truck.
Worth Reading Before You Call
What a Water Well Costs in the Texas Panhandle
Depth, casing, and pump choice set the price of a well. Here is how each one works, from a crew that scopes them every week.
Well Stopped Working? A Panhandle Troubleshooting Guide
Most well outages trace to a short list of causes, and a few are fixable from the breaker panel. Here is the order to check things in.
Request a Free Estimate in Pampa
Three quick things and someone from the shop will call you back — a real person reads every one of these. Rather just talk? 806-334-0785.