Water Well Drilling in Parker County, Texas

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Water Well Drilling in Parker County, TX

15,726
Wells on Record

232 ft
Avg Well Depth

50–1,160 ft
Typical Range

Paluxy / Antlers
Primary Aquifer

Water Well Drilling in Parker County, Texas

Parker County is one of the fastest-growing counties in DFW, with thousands of rural properties on private water. Whether you live in Weatherford, Aledo, Willow Park, or out on acreage, TurnKey Wells provides professional water well drilling and pump services throughout Parker County.

Parker County Well Depth & Geology

With 15,726 permitted wells on record, Parker County has more documented well history than most North Texas counties. Average depth runs 232 feet, but the Paluxy and Antlers formations can push deeper wells past 1,000 feet in the western parts of the county.

  • Average depth: 232 ft
  • Depth range: 50–1,160 ft (domestic: 150–350 ft typical)
  • Primary aquifer: Paluxy / Antlers formations
  • Most common use: Domestic — also irrigation, stock & commercial

What Does a Well Cost in Parker County?

Residential drilling in Parker County typically runs $15,000–$40,000+ depending on depth and which formation you hit. The wide depth range here means site-specific conditions matter more than in some neighboring counties.

  • Per-foot rate: $65–$120/ft
  • Pump & pressure system: $3,000–$8,000
  • Permits: $500–$1,500

Parker County Service Areas

We serve all of Parker County: Weatherford, Aledo, Willow Park, Hudson Oaks, Springtown, Azle, Millsap, Brock, and surrounding rural areas.

Ready to Drill in Parker County?

Call 817-839-4728 or get a free estimate online.