Drilling Project Specialists

Lindsay Drilling uses either steel or thermoplastic casing in all the wells we install. As per state regulations the first 20 feet of any water well is required to be cased in steel to block any surface water that may leak into the well. The most common well size in our area is 6" however, We install 8" through 24" wells for commercial, industrial and agricultural uses. Either bentonite grout or cement grout are used in all our wells to seal the wells and help prevent unwanted particles from entering the water system.

In addition to drilling water wells, Lindsay Drilling also specializes in constructing unusual projects like monitor holes, elevator shafts, geothermal holes, dewatering wells, heat pump holes and piling holes. We travel around Western Montana to perform these other services that compliment our general water well drilling business.

Before starting a water well, we make every attempt to ascertain our customers' present and future needs in order to help select the best possible location and size for the well. Although water is never a guarantee, we have the knowledge and resources to research surrounding water wells and their depths to provide you with the most accurate guess for a potential water well site. After the well has been drilled and the casing and screen have been installed, several methods are used to develop the water producing capabilities of the well. Only when a well is developed to our highest quality standards and satisfaction, do we consider the well to be completed.

Our drillers make use of the latest air rotary drilling equipment, as well as the most modern drilling procedures. This, combined with our past experience and knowledge of the geological conditions in the area, offer you quality constructed projects at an affordable price. Our drillers are licensed by the state of Montana and adhere to strict state regulations.