Well Drilling in Port Orchard, WA
Licensed well drilling and pump service for Port Orchard homes, farms and properties. 150 wells drilled in Kitsap County since 2010. Customers report next-day and two-day appointments for pump calls. Call for a straight answer on depth, cost and timing.
Call (360) 426-3395Over 40 years in business· 4.9★ on 103 Google reviews· WA L&I ARCADDI098K1· Bonded & insured·Ecology drillers #2053, #2874
What we do in Port Orchard
- New water wells
- Site evaluation, drilling, casing and screen for residential, farm and commercial wells.
- Replacement wells
- When an old well fails, silts up or goes dry — new well, decommission the old one to Ecology standards.
- Well pumps and pressure tanks
- Submersible pump sizing, replacement, pressure tank and controls.
- Low-yield and dry wells
- Deepening, hydrofracturing and pump reset when a well stops keeping up.
- Well inspections for real estate
- Flow test, water sample and report for a purchase or sale.
- Well decommissioning
- Abandonment sealed and filed with Ecology.
Need a well in Port Orchard? Get a straight answer on depth and cost.
Call (360) 426-3395Our work around Port Orchard
150
wells drilled in Kitsap County since 2010, on file with the Department of Ecology — 4,136 statewide since 1992.
| Also drilled in | Wells since 2010 |
|---|---|
| Mason County | 772 |
| Thurston County | 459 |
| Grays Harbor County | 282 |
| Pierce County | 94 |
Counts are Ecology well reports filed under this company's licensed drillers.
Reviews, and what a well costs near Port Orchard
4.9
out of 5 from 103 Google reviews — read them all.
“Once again, I am a satisfied customer of Arcadia Drilling. I called and got an appointment the next day. The two technicians who came out were competent, friendly and efficient. I am enjoying great water pressure and am enjoying my new pump! I once hired another company and will never do that again! Arcadia is the company you can count on for quality work and fair prices.”
Dean W. · Google review · 2 months ago
“Arcadia was a recomendation from my General Contractor. Arcadia was super responsive and efficient. I was on the schedule in 2 days and problem solved. Technicians replaced submersible pump and wire, check valve, control box, pressure tank, pressure switch, pressure gauge and miscellaneous plumbing materials necessary for replacement. Zero issues. Fast.”
Brian L. · Google review · a month ago
“My 30 year old well pump was not reaching its normal pressure or shutting off in a timely fashion. I called Arcadia and within a few hours they were there to verify the pump was not doing its job and replaced it. Thank you for the quick service, knowledgeable employees, and having a truck loaded with the proper parts.”
Jeff K. · Google review · 2 months ago
“I called Jason the Arcadia Drilling owner and told him my well quit working and was thinking I might need to pull and replace my pump. He and the great office staff got on it and sent Sam and Shad up to come out and check it out the next day with the service truck equipped to do any repairs necessary for my well system which they put in 18 years ago. They determined it was a failing tank and an electrical panel issue which was good news for me. They had it all replaced and fixed in 2 hours and checked the pumps output readings to verify its good health. Sam and Shad were very knowledgeable and quick in dealing with the repairs and great guys. I have been using Arcadia Drilling for 40 years when they did a great job drilling our farm well in Matlock.”
Kurt K. · Google review · 2 months ago
| Kitsap County, typical 177 ft well | Low | High |
|---|---|---|
| Drilling and casing | $4,425 | $11,505 |
| Complete system — pump, pressure tank, hookup | $10,620 | $17,700 |
Typical depth is the average of Ecology well logs completed in Kitsap County since 2015. Per-foot ranges: HomeGuide, Angi, The Well Guide (checked 2026-06-11). Your quote depends on your parcel.
Questions people ask about wells in Port Orchard
How much does a well cost in Port Orchard?
Wells near Port Orchard average about 177 ft deep (Kitsap County, Ecology logs since 2015). At that depth, drilling and casing typically runs $4,425–$11,505; a complete system with pump, pressure tank and hookup $10,620–$17,700. Arcadia Drilling quotes per job after a site visit — depth, access and casing drive the number.
How deep are wells in Port Orchard?
Ecology well logs for Kitsap County since 2015 average about 177 ft with an average yield around 21.3 gallons per minute. Your parcel can differ — nearby logs are the best predictor, and Arcadia Drilling pulls them before drilling.
Do I need a permit to drill a well in Port Orchard?
In Washington, a licensed driller files a Notice of Intent with the Department of Ecology before drilling and a well report after. Most single-home wells fall under the groundwater permit exemption (up to 5,000 gallons per day), but some watersheds have restrictions — Arcadia Drilling checks the rules for your parcel and handles the filings.
How long does it take to drill a well?
Most residential wells are drilled in one to three days; pump and pressure-tank installation adds a day. Scheduling depends on season and Ecology filing lead time — call (360) 426-3395 for current lead times.
Is Arcadia Drilling licensed and insured?
Yes. Arcadia Drilling is a registered Washington contractor (L&I ARCADDI098K1), which requires a surety bond and liability insurance, and drills under Ecology water-well driller licenses #2053, #2874. Verify at secure.lni.wa.gov/verify.
Has Arcadia Drilling drilled near Port Orchard before?
150 wells in Kitsap County since 2010, per Washington Department of Ecology well reports; 4,136 statewide since 1992.
How much does it cost to drill a well in Washington?
It depends almost entirely on depth. Statewide figures are useless; what matters is your county. Near Port Orchard, Kitsap County wells average 177 ft, which puts drilling and casing around $4,425–$11,505 and a complete system $10,620–$17,700. Deeper parcels cost more; Arcadia Drilling pulls neighboring well logs before quoting.
How much is a 200 ft well?
At today's per-foot ranges, a 200 ft well runs roughly $5,000–$13,000 for drilling and casing, or $12,000–$20,000 with pump, pressure tank and hookup. Kitsap County wells average 177 ft, so 200 ft is deeper than typical here.
How deep does a well have to be to produce water?
There's no fixed number — it's whatever depth reaches a water-bearing layer with enough yield. Around Port Orchard, Ecology logs show water at an average of 177 ft with yields near 21.3 gpm. A household needs roughly 5 gpm; Arcadia Drilling tests yield before setting the pump.
What if my well runs dry or loses pressure?
Often it's the pump, not the well. Arcadia Drilling tests yield and static water level first; options run from a pump reset to deepening or hydrofracturing, and a replacement well only when the numbers say so.
Talk to a driller, not a call center.
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