Water Well Drilling & Pump Installation in New Castle, PA

Name: Stewart Drilling, LLC
Address: 2183 Mill Bridge Rd, New Castle, PA, 16101-8031, US
Telephone: (724) 658-4488
Price range: $

Stewart Drilling, LLC

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Stewart Drilling, LLC in New Castle, Pennsylvania is a water well drilling and pump installation company. We provide quality well drilling and install geothermal heat pump comfort systems.

We offer a variety of residential and commercial services including:

Geothermal Heating and Cooling Systems
Design and Installation of Complete Water Systems
Cleaning, Deepening, and Repairing Existing Water Wells
Constant Pressure System
Repair and Maintain Existing Pumps and Systems

Our owner is a fourth-generation water well drilling contractor. His family history dates back to the early 1900's, when his wife's grandfather worked alongside his father drilling water wells using a steam-powered drilling rig.

We offer a variety of services including Geothermal Heating and Cooling Systems.

What Our Customers Say

★★★★★

Great communication, I was informed about when they would arrive and they were there exactly as promised. The well pump broke and my well is not easily accessible, but they managed and were able to do the Job in one day (well is 267 feet deep.). Highly recommened

- Ronald J.

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★★★★★

Matt showed up as scheduled and took the time to explain the equipment and the proper operation. He told me if there are any issues or concerns to contact him. Matt will be the one we call if we need service again. He is well versed in water treating and well function.

- Ken N.

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★★★★★

Chad came in to our house, tested the water and gave his recommendations. Turns out we have great water, but hard water. He did not try to oversell at all, and recommended a water softener. What a huge difference. Glad we did this and with a great company as well.

- Robert M.

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★★★★★

Elmer Stewart was prompt, patient, and knowledgeable. I already referred him to my neighbor,and he gave her great advice, which actually meant she didn't need any work done! This man came with all the equipment necessary. I was very satisfied with his work and his price.

- Eileen C.

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★★★★★

I have hired other plumbers in the past that were not professional at all. Stewart Well Drilling exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend them if you need plumbing work done. Stewart Drilling was very prompt in calling me about the job, very polite, very timely...

- Cynthia B.

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What is an Alternative to Gas Heating Systems in New Castle, PA

By Stewart Drilling LLC • January 10, 2018

Summer is coming to a close and the hot summer season will soon be behind us. As New Castle, PA homeowners prepare for the cold months ahead, there are often a lot of questions asked about the best way of heating your home. Many homeowners are looking to save money on utility bills, but they don’t want to break the bank with expensive options such as gas heating systems. Is there a better way to heat your home?

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What Happens During Wintertime Well Drilling in Oil City, Pennsylvania

By Stewart Drilling LLC • January 10, 2018

Winter in Oil City, PA is notorious for freezing temperatures and excessive amounts of snow. If you take a shovel to your yard during the dead of winter, you’ll quickly discover that it’s very difficult (if not impossible) to get your shovel through the ground. However, just because it’s winter doesn’t mean that well drilling comes to a stop.

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What Should Oil City, PA Homeowners Know About Geothermal Heat Pump Tax Credit

By Stewart Drilling LLC • January 10, 2018

Tax season is here and there are still a few weeks left to take advantage of some lofty credits available to Oil City homeowners. For the last several years, the IRS has allowed numerous tax breaks for homeowners who upgraded their home with energy efficient appliances and units. Windows and doors were a popular upgrade choice, but this credit expired at the end of 2016 and it was capped out at $500 per household.