About Ozarks Well Drilling
Ozarks Well Drilling serves property owners around Camdenton, the Lake of the Ozarks and central Missouri who need water from a private well.
How we approach a well
We start with the property. Depth, yield and even the construction rules depend on where the lot is. We look at the location, the state's requirements for that drilling area and what nearby wells found before talking numbers.
We don't promise what the ground decides. No one can guarantee a depth or a flow rate before drilling. We tell you which parts of a quote are fixed and which depend on the final depth, so the price does not surprise you.
We point you to the public record. Missouri's WIMS database lets anyone look up well records and check a contractor's permit. [1] We would rather you check than take anyone's word for it.
We keep the first step simple. A quote request asks for your name, the job address, your email, your phone number and the best time to call. The details are easier to cover in a conversation.
Contact us
Call us to talk through a new well or a question about an existing one, or request a quote using the button at the top of the page. See the service area for the counties and towns we serve.
Sources
These are the published references behind the figures and requirements described on this page.
- Well Information Management System (WIMS) — Missouri Department of Natural Resources
Limitations: Searchable records cover wells drilled, reconstructed or plugged after July 1987; older wells may have no electronic record.