Affordable Water Well Service & Drilling

01/22/2026

We are expecting more than 60 hours of below-freezing temperatures this weekend. To help prevent issues, we recommend placing a safe heat source at both your wellhead and pressure tank. Please be careful not to use excessive heat, as this can damage pipes, wiring, or cause pipe threads to fail.

If your well does not supply water to your home and you are able to shut it down, we suggest turning off the breaker, draining all water lines, and leaving faucets open to help protect your system from freezing.

If you do experience a loss of water service, please try the following steps:
1. Turn off the breaker.
2. Place a safe heat source at your wellhead, pressure tank, and any exposed piping. Be sure the heat is gentle and not hot enough to damage wiring or melt pipes.
3. Once heat is in place, allow time for the system to thaw before turning the breaker back on. This may take a fee minutes or several hours, depending on weather conditions and the heat source used. If water does not return, turn the breaker back off and allow additional time to thaw.
4. When water service is restored, leave the heat source in place at the wellhead and tank.

Please stay safe and warm, and don’t hesitate to reach out if you have questions or need assistance!

02/20/2025

With the cold weather looming, we thought we would reshare these helpful tips for protecting your equipment!

If you find yourself without water during these cold temperatures, try doing these things:

1) Turn your breaker off.

2) Make sure you have a heat source at your wellhead and your tank, as well as any other pipes that may be exposed. Nothing too hot that may melt your pipes or wire.

3) Once you have trapped heat around your wellhead and at your tank, give it some time to defrost and kick your breaker back on. (This can take several hours, depending on your heat source and the weather conditions). If no water flows, turn your breaker back off and give it a little more time.

4) Once your water is back on, leave the heat source at your wellhead and your tank and keep a steady stream of water flowing in order to keep your pump cycling.

Stay safe and warm friends!!

01/23/2025

We love helping keep some of our favorite teachers warm with soup during these cold days! Thank you McCall Elementary and all teachers for everything y’all do!!

Yesterday the teachers and staff were treated to Olive Garden for their monthly staff lunch. A big shout out to Brandi with Affordable Water Well Service & Drilling for always spoiling our staff! We greatly appreciate you!!!

10/31/2024

No Tricks just yummy treats for some of our favorite teachers at McCall Elementary! Thank you so much Diana’s Sweet Treats for the delicious apples. We hope everyone has a safe and Happy Halloween!!

05/20/2024

Great job Shoot Her Shot!!

Our young ladies have been balling for a combined total of 69 years and they went UNDEFEATED this weekend in San Antonio - Affordable Water Well Service & Drilling has an impressive legacy of over 75 years of combined experience in the industry so you can bet they are champions in their respective field as well. Aside from stellar service in North Texas, they are also supporters of female athletes!

Thank you Affordable Water Well Service and Drilling!
https://www.affordablewaterwell.com/

02/22/2024

Please bear with us today as we are being affected by the National Phone outage. We cannot reach our crews that are in the field because they have no Wi-Fi access. They will return calls and texts as soon as they have access again. Thank you all so much!

01/11/2024

With the cold weather looming, we thought we would reshare these helpful tips for protecting your equipment!

If you find yourself without water during these cold temperatures, try doing these things:

1) Turn your breaker off.

2) Make sure you have a heat source at your wellhead and your tank, as well as any other pipes that may be exposed. Nothing too hot that may melt your pipes or wire.

3) Once you have trapped heat around your wellhead and at your tank, give it some time to defrost and kick your breaker back on. (This can take several hours, depending on your heat source and the weather conditions). If no water flows, turn your breaker back off and give it a little more time.

4) Once your water is back on, leave the heat source at your wellhead and your tank and keep a steady stream of water flowing in order to keep your pump cycling.

Stay safe and warm friends!!

12/23/2022

If you find yourself without water during these cold temperatures, try doing these things:

1) Turn your breaker off.

2) Make sure you have a heat source at your wellhead and your tank, as well as any other pipes that may be exposed. Nothing too hot that may melt your pipes or wire.

3) Once you have trapped heat around your wellhead and at your tank, give it some time to defrost and kick your breaker back on. (This can take several hours, depending on your heat source and the weather conditions). If no water flows, turn your breaker back off and give it a little more time.

4) Once your water is back on, leave the heat source at your wellhead and your tank and keep a steady stream of water flowing in order to keep your pump cycling.

Stay safe and warm friends!!