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We are a small, family owned and operated local well pump repair business, and we pride ourselves on treating our customers like family.
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At the Well Doctor LLC, Davidson, NC, we know that clean drinking water is essential to being healthy. If you’re living outside an area serviced by a municipal supply, give us a call and speak to us about drilling a well for you.
We’ll work with you every step of the way from the first lot of drilling down to the final water test.
Water Well Repair Davidson NC
We offer:
- The installation and maintenance of well pumps
- Inspections to test the soundness of the existing structure
- Water purification
- The installation of the best water filtration systems
- Well leak repairs
- Emergency call-out services 24/7
- Water testing and treatment
We’re proud members of our community, and proud to be of service. Our team is standing by for your call. Whether you need a new well dug, your existing equipment repaired, or basic water testing, we’re ready to assist.
We work with a highly skilled and experienced team. Every member of our team has knowledge and dedication to service excellence. When we say that we repaired your pump, you can take that to the bank.
We’ll always offer you the best of everything. We only work with suppliers who have the same commitment to quality that we do. We always give you our best service and the right advice. Why not test our service difference for yourself?
Water Well Repair Davidson NC | About Davidson, NC
Davidson dates back to 1837. It owes its founding to the creation of the Presbyterian Davidson College. This college got its name from Brigadier General William Lee Davidson, a hero in the revolutionary war.
Most of the land for the college was gifted to the town by the brigadier general's son.
As an interesting side note, the Hopewell Presbyterian Cemetery, where the brigadier general lies buried, is said to be haunted by him. Legend has it that he rides to battle every year on the first of February.