Serving Our Community Since 1989

We’re a family run pump and well business located just outside Monroe, Washington. Our company was started in 1989 to provide high-quality well drilling services, and has since expanded our service offerings to well pumps, booster pumps, and water filtration for our clients throughout King and Snohomish counties. We strive to deliver professional and timely projects using high quality materials.

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New Construction

If you’re just starting construction or have an irrigation system that can use well water, we’ve got you covered from start to finish: Well Drilling, Pumping Tests, Water Testing, Well Pumps & Controls, Storage Tanks & Boosters Pumps, and Water Filtration.

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Existing Wells and Water Systems

Have an already existing water system? Great! We can take care of it – from inspections, to repairs, or even proper decommissioning, we’ve got the tools to get the job done: Well Inspections, Well Repairs, Well Rehabilitation, and Well Decommissioning.

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If you need well repairs, a well inspection, a well drilled, or any of the other well and water system related services we provide, you can email us 24 hours a day at service@jkawelldrilling.com, or call us at (360) 684-1932 (office hours are Monday-Friday, 730AM - 300PM).

The 3 Types Of Water Well Pumps And Which One Is Right For You

With 85% of people in Washington state receiving their water from a water well it is surprising that not many of them know what well pumps look like or how they work. This article should help to clarify what exactly water well pumps do and what type you might have....

4 Signs Your Well Pump Might Be Failing

Is your system trying to tell you somthing? Here in the United States water is one of the things we take most for granted, in regards to home ownership. If you live in a city, your water is most likely provided by the local water district and you pay for what you use....

What’s in your well water?

For the average person who has never owned a well before, water well filtration can feel like a very overwhelming topic. With so many different options and constant waves of new products it can be hard to know what you actually need and what is the best use of your hard earned money. This introduction will cover the common types of contaminants found in water wells, how they get into the water and the types of filtration required to address them.

Water Wells 101 – Where does my water come from?

How Water Wells Work and Where Your Water Comes From Despite the fact that 15% of Washington state residents receive their water from private water wells, but even more get their water from a public water systems fed by water wells. Very few people actually know how...

Equipment Guide – Water Softeners

What is a Water Softener? Water softeners are technically called Water Conditioners and are used to make filtered water readily available for use. Water softeners are designed to remove hardness from water. Water hardness, a measure of calcium and magnesium in the...

Frequently Asked Well Owner Questions

Frequently Asked Questions What kind of well do I have? What's a pressure tank even do? Where can I get water tested? What's arsenic? These are examples of frequently asked questions we hear a lot. We're happy to help over the phone, so feel free to call, but maybe...

Common Problems Found During Well Inspections

Buying a house is a serious investment, and in today's market it’s incredibly risky. Many people are foregoing inspections to get their offer on homes to be accepted. The risks of not doing a well inspection during a real estate transaction are incredibly high -...

Periodic well cleaning or well rehab can keep wells producing

Periodically having your water well cleaned, or rehabilitated, is an important part of good maintenance for residential water well owners. Following are some signs that may indicate the need for a water well system cleaning: Changes in sediment or the water suddenly...

Sand, Screens and Open Area

Once water is discovered, it becomes drillers job to determine where the best place in the aquifer is to get the water. There's no such thing as an underground 'lake' in unconsolidated materials (sands, gravels, clay, etc) – all the aquifers are made up of sand &...