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Water Well Services for Ranches, Farms & Rural Homes
From the first survey stake to decades of maintenance, Applewhite Water Well handles the complete life of a Panhandle water system. Licensed (Lic. #61162), insured, and owner-operated from Wheeler, Texas.
Water Well Drilling & Installation
A good well is the difference between land you can use and land you can only look at. Applewhite Water Well drills, cases, and equips new water wells for ranches, farms, and rural homes across Wheeler County and the surrounding Panhandle counties.
Get a Free Drilling Estimate → Well Pump Repair & Replacement
When the pump quits, everything downstream quits with it: the house, the troughs, the garden, the cattle. Applewhite Water Well diagnoses and repairs well pumps across the eastern Texas Panhandle, and we replace them when repair no longer pays.
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Windmill Installation & Repair
A windmill is still one of the best machines ever put on Panhandle rangeland. No fuel, no power bill, no electronics to fry in a lightning storm. When the wind blows, which is most days out here, your cattle drink.
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Solar Well Pump Systems
The Panhandle gets sun most days of the year, and a solar well pump turns that sun straight into water. No meter, no power bill, no mile of trench to the nearest pole. For remote pastures, solar has become the tool we reach for most.
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Stock Tanks & Livestock Water Systems
Water placement runs a ranch. Cattle graze where they can drink, and a well-placed tank puts grass to work that otherwise goes to waste. Applewhite Water Well installs stock tanks, storage tanks, and the plumbing between the well and the trough.
Plan My Pasture Water → Well House Construction
The most expensive equipment on your water system sits above ground: the pressure tank, the switch, the controls, and the pipe that ties them together. A hard Panhandle freeze can wreck all of it in one night, and a February repair bill always arrives with company. A proper well house is cheap insurance.
Protect My Well Equipment → Emergency Well Repair
Out here, a dead well is not an inconvenience. It is a house without water and a pasture full of cattle with none. When that happens, you need someone who answers the phone, tells you when they will be there, and shows up with the truck that can fix it.
Fix My Well Now → Well Inspections & Maintenance
Wells fail on the worst day of the year because nobody looked at them on the easy days. An annual checkup catches the waterlogged tank, the worn leathers, and the dropping water level while they are still cheap problems instead of July emergencies.
Book a Well Checkup → Irrigation & Farm Well Service
An irrigation well is a production machine. When it falls off, yield falls with it. Applewhite Water Well services farm wells across the eastern Panhandle: test pumping, pump repair and replacement, and honest answers about what a tired well can still produce.
Schedule a Well Evaluation → Well Deepening & Pump Lowering
The water under the High Plains is measurably lower than it was a generation ago. Wells drilled with plenty of margin in 1985 now pump air on hot afternoons. The fix is often simpler than people fear, and it starts with a measurement, not a new hole.
Measure My Well →
Wildlife & Hunting Property Water
Game patterns follow water. On a Panhandle lease or a family hunting place, dependable water concentrates deer, quail, and turkey, and it holds them through the dry months when neighboring country stands empty.
Plan My Wildlife Water → Abandoned Well Plugging & Capping
A century of settlement left this country dotted with wells nobody uses: hand-dug holes behind old homesteads, boom-era irrigation wells, stock wells that outlived their windmills. An open abandoned well is a hazard to children, livestock, and the aquifer every well still depends on.
Assess My Old Well →