FAQ

Water Well FAQs for North Texas Homeowners and Businesses

Why Barco?

  1. We are licensed professionals

  2. Registered subject matter for the state of Texas

  3. Barco Well Service maintains a state-approved apprentice and training program for all employees

  4. Barco employees hold 13 TDLR Licenses

  5. Our fleet of service trucks for rapid response

  6. Over 6500 customers in the North Texas area

  7. The most services scheduled and repaired within 48 hours compared to all of our competitors

  8. Our Maintenance Program (Barco Assurance, Learn More Here)

  9. Over 30 years of experience

  10. Development / Corporate resume available

How often should I service my well?

Generally, twice a year – and Springtime is preferable to ensure that your equipment is working at maximum capacity as the heaviest watering season approaches and as the well is shut down for winter.

When should my well be winterized?

We recommend winterizing when temperatures drop into the mid- to low-30s. Barco Well Service can schedule a mini-service call to winterize your equipment.

Is well water drinkable?

It depends on the aquifer where your well is located. Barco Well Service, LP always recommends having your well water tested by a reputable water-testing company before drinking it.

How can a water well save me money?

Typical city water costs around $7.50 per 1000 gallons. If you use city water to irrigate your landscape, a 15-gallon-per-minute well can deliver the equivalent of $ 1,285 worth of irrigation water per week. In a month’s time, you could pay $5,140 to the city for watering your lawn. Or, you could invest in a well and save thousands of dollars over the life span of the well.

Do city watering restrictions apply to my well?

No, you would be available to water your landscape investment at your convenience. No scheduling, no restrictions.