Arrow Water Well Service is a licensed well drilling and repair contractor serving Oklahoma City and surrounding areas, handling everything from new well installation to pump replacement and water system diagnostics for residential and light commercial properties.
Well water systems in Oklahoma City properties rely on either municipal supply or private wells, and Arrow Water Well Service operates in the private well space. The company handles initial drilling, repair of existing wells, pump installation and replacement, pressure tank work, and water quality testing. This is a specialized subset of plumbing that requires separate licensing from general plumbing and involves different code requirements and equipment than standard household water line work.
Arrow Water Well Service charges a diagnostic fee to evaluate well condition, pump function, and water pressure. Specific pricing varies by job scope: new well drilling depends on depth and soil conditions (Oklahoma City wells typically range 80 to 150 feet), pump replacement averages $1,200 to $2,500 depending on pump type and horsepower, and pressure tank work runs $400 to $800. Verify current rates directly with the company, as material and labor costs shift with market conditions.
The company offers both emergency same-day service and scheduled appointments. Emergency calls (failed pumps, no water pressure) typically cost 50 percent more than scheduled work and are available outside standard business hours.
Oklahoma City residents needing well work can contact general plumbers who subcontract well specialists, or call well companies directly. General plumbers like Roto-Rooter handle some well repairs but lack the drilling equipment for new installations and often charge higher markups through subcontracting. Choosing Arrow Water Well Service directly skips the middleman cost. For new well drilling specifically, Arrow competes with a handful of licensed drilling contractors in the metro area; the main trade-off is that smaller well companies may offer faster scheduling but less extensive service menus, while larger outfits stock more pump inventory but may have longer appointment windows.
This service fits homeowners in unincorporated Oklahoma County or surrounding areas relying on private wells, and acreage owners adding new wells or replacing aging systems. It does not apply to properties on city water, where standard plumbing contractors handle all needs. If your property draws from municipal supply and you need routine plumbing repairs, a local general plumber is the right call; if you own acreage or a rural property with a well, Arrow handles the specialized equipment and code work that general plumbers often avoid.
Initial contact should include your well location, current symptoms (low pressure, no water, discolored water, pump noise), and any documentation you have on well depth or previous service. Arrow schedules a diagnostic visit where a technician assesses the well head, tests water pressure, evaluates the pump and pressure tank, and may conduct water quality testing if contamination is suspected. This diagnostic determines whether the issue is the pump, pressure system, well capacity, or water quality, and the technician provides a written estimate before starting repairs.
Arrow Water Well Service operates during standard business hours Monday through Friday, with emergency after-hours service available at a premium rate. Call ahead to schedule; same-day service is possible for emergencies depending on technician availability. The company travels to your property, so there is no facility to visit. Payment is typically due at completion.
Arrow Water Well Service fills a necessary role for Oklahoma City's rural and acreage residents where municipal water does not reach, offering direct well expertise without contractor markup.
