NWA Wells handles well pump repair, new well drilling, water testing and treatment, and emergency no-water calls for rural properties across Gravette, Pea Ridge, Prairie Grove, and the rest of Northwest Arkansas's rural fringe.
📞 Call (479) 555-0129 for a Free Quote Licensed Arkansas well contractor • Upfront pricing • Rural service specialistsIf your home sits outside city water lines anywhere in rural Benton or Washington County, your well is doing a job most people never think about — until the water stops running. NWA Wells handles well pump repair, new well drilling, water testing and treatment, pressure tank service, and same-day emergency calls for rural properties across Gravette and the surrounding area.
Northwest Arkansas's growth is concentrated in the cities, but the rural fringe around it — Gravette, Pea Ridge, Prairie Grove, Elm Springs, Highfill — is still where most private wells are, and it's an area a lot of city-focused contractors don't bother serving well. We do.
Submersible and jet pumps diagnosed and repaired or replaced, sized right for your well.
Well pump repair →Licensed drilling for new construction or a failed well, sized to your household's needs.
New well drilling →Bacteria, nitrate, and mineral testing, plus filtration and treatment systems when you need them.
Water testing & treatment →Short-cycling pump, water hammer, or a failed tank — diagnosed and fixed.
Pressure tank repair →No water in the house is a same-day problem. We treat it like one.
Emergency well service →Well abandonment, casing repair, water softeners — ask and we'll help.
Get a free quote →Typically $1,200-$2,800 depending on pump depth, horsepower, and type (submersible vs. jet pump). We diagnose before quoting a firm number.
New wells typically run $5,500-$15,000 or more, depending on depth and geology — Northwest Arkansas's rocky terrain is a real factor here, and we confirm it on-site before quoting.
Yes — Arkansas law requires an Arkansas Water Well Contractor's License and Certificate of Registration to drill a well or install a well pump, plus a $20,000 contractor bond. See our full guide to Arkansas well rules.
The EPA recommends annual testing for coliform bacteria, nitrates, total dissolved solids, and pH — and testing right away after any change in taste, odor, or color.
Call for a fast, free quote — no-water calls prioritized same-day, everything else usually within 48 hours.
📞 (479) 555-0129