B-E Waterwell drills high-capacity commercial and agricultural wells across Houston, TX — from horse properties in Magnolia to nurseries in Waller County to commercial sites in Conroe. Water well drilling contractors with 45+ years and 5,000+ Wells Serviced. TDLR Licensed.
B-E Waterwell drills high-capacity commercial and agricultural wells across Houston, TX — from horse properties in Magnolia to nurseries in Waller County to commercial sites in Conroe. When city water is unavailable or cost-prohibitive, a properly sized well is the reliable, lower-cost answer for farms, ranches, equestrian properties, and commercial developments.
As established water well drilling contractors, we plan every commercial job around your real GPM demand — larger casing, higher-horsepower pumps, the right aquifer target, and the high-capacity permits the job requires. We handle the full process and finish in writing with a workmanship warranty.
High-yield wells for cattle ranches, livestock operations, and large rural properties. Sized for watering systems, stock tanks, and irrigation.
Dedicated wells for horse properties and stables. Multiple outlet capability, trough systems, and wash rack supply. Sized for the real daily water demand of horses.
Agricultural wells for farming operations, plant nurseries, and greenhouse facilities. Irrigation-scale flow rates with appropriate pump sizing for extended run times.
Office parks, light industrial, retail developments, and any commercial property where city water supply is unavailable or cost-prohibitive.
Large-volume wells for irrigation districts, multi-property irrigation systems, and acreage-scale agricultural irrigation.
The full range of well types and pumping systems B-E designs, drills, and installs across the Houston area — from a single-home submersible to a regulated public supply system.
All commercial and agricultural wells in Texas require Groundwater Conservation District permits. Commercial and agricultural wells exceeding production thresholds require enhanced high-capacity permits — including documentation of intended water use, requested production quantity, and in some cases hydrological review.
In Montgomery County, permits go through LSGCD (Lone Star GCD). In Harris County, HGSD (Harris-Galveston Subsidence District) regulates well permits. In Waller County, both LSGCD and BVGCD (Brazos Valley GCD) may have jurisdiction depending on the specific location.
B-E Waterwell handles all permitting on your behalf. We have 45+ years of experience navigating the GCD permit process across Montgomery, Harris, Waller, Grimes, Washington, Anderson, and surrounding counties.
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality sets the environmental standards that govern water across the state. The Texas Surface Water Quality Standards (30 TAC Chapter 307), adopted under the Clean Water Act and the Texas Water Code, set the goals for the state's streams, rivers, lakes, and bays — including their protection as sources of public drinking water.
B-E Waterwell Services works within TCEQ requirements as the state requires. On a well site that obligation is practical rather than abstract: properly set casing, pressure-cemented annular seals, and a sanitary wellhead are what keep surface water and shallow contamination out of the aquifer below. Where a project is a public or community water supply, we build to the TCEQ public drinking water requirements that govern those systems.
New rotary rig drilling, casing, development, and complete pump installation for residential, irrigation, and commercial sites.
Restore yield and water quality on aging wells — well screen repair, iron bacteria treatment, and redevelopment.
Annual inspection and ongoing maintenance programs that keep high-demand commercial and ag wells running for decades.
Commercial and agricultural wells in the Houston area range from 200 to 500+ feet depending on location, target aquifer, and required yield. Standard residential wells run 180–320 feet. Higher-demand commercial applications may require deeper zones (240–440 ft) for maximum yield. We assess your site water demand before recommending a target depth.
Wells exceeding production thresholds require enhanced high-capacity permits from your Groundwater Conservation District. In Montgomery County, that is LSGCD. In Harris County, it is HGSD. High-capacity permits require additional documentation including intended water use, quantity requested, and sometimes hydrological assessment. B-E Waterwell handles all permitting as part of every drilling job. We are familiar with the LSGCD and HGSD high-capacity permit process.
Pricing depends on your location, well depth, static water level, and equipment selection — call us to discuss your project.
On-site drilling and completion typically takes 2–4 days for commercial applications. The larger casing, higher-horsepower pumps, and deeper targets take more time than residential jobs. Permitting adds 2–4 weeks for high-capacity commercial permits. From initial assessment to operational well, most commercial jobs complete in 4–8 weeks. We walk you through the timeline during the estimate process.
Call us for a consultation on your commercial, agricultural, ranch, or equestrian well. We quote every job in writing and handle all high-capacity permitting — no surprise charges, no pressure.