Finding water on your Jack County property starts with knowing the local geology — and Turnkey Wells does. Water well drilling in Jack County, Texas requires experience with the county’s varied formation depths and the Jacksboro area’s known groundwater characteristics. Whether you’re on a ranch outside Perrin or a rural parcel near Jacksboro, our licensed team can help you access reliable water.
Jack County Water Well Depth & Statistics
Based on Texas Well Report data from 1,737 permitted wells drilled in Jack County:
- Average well depth: 200 feet
- Maximum recorded depth: 840 feet
- Most common use: Domestic / residential
- Other uses: Stock water, monitoring, rig supply
Jack County’s shallower average depth (200 ft) compared to neighboring counties can mean lower drilling costs in many areas — though deeper formations exist for higher-volume or more reliable yields. The Trinity Group aquifer is the primary water source for most of the county.
Water Well Drilling Cost in Jack County
Drilling a new water well in Jack County typically costs $5,000–$15,000 for a standard residential well. Key cost factors include:
- Drilling: Approximately $18–$28 per foot depending on formation hardness
- Casing: Steel or PVC required per TCEQ standards
- Pump & pressure system: Adds $2,500–$5,000 to total project cost
- Well report: State-required paperwork included in Turnkey’s service
Call (817) 578-4785 for a free, no-obligation estimate on your Jack County property.
Licensed Water Well Drillers in Jack County
Jack County has 3 TDLR-licensed water well drillers based locally:
- Burke E. Lyons — Perrin, TX (Lic. #55001)
- Brandon C. Erwin — Jacksboro, TX (Lic. #59667)
- Robert Brent Erwin — Jacksboro, TX (Lic. #60444)
Turnkey Wells operates throughout Jack County, bringing additional resources and licensed expertise. Contact us to get a quote on your project.
About Jack County, Texas
Jack County is located in North Texas about 60 miles northwest of Fort Worth. The county seat is Jacksboro, a rural community with a strong ranching and agricultural heritage. Jack County has a population of around 9,000 and is largely rural — making private water wells the primary water source for most properties outside city limits.
The county sits above the Trinity Aquifer, which provides good-quality groundwater across most of the county. Depths to water-bearing formations vary, so a proper well site assessment before drilling is always recommended.
Our Water Well Services in Jack County
- New residential & agricultural water well drilling
- Well rehabilitation and redevelopment
- Pump installation, repair & replacement
- Water well inspection & testing
- Emergency well service
- Well plugging & abandonment (TCEQ compliant)
Get a Free Estimate for Jack County
Turnkey Wells serves Jack County and the surrounding North Texas region. Whether you need a new well drilled, an old one rehabilitated, or an emergency pump repair — we’re ready. Request your free estimate or call (817) 578-4785 today.
Also serving: Wise County | Parker County | Palo Pinto County | Erath County