Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of rock do you drill through in Ovid?
Ovid sits on fractured limestone and dolomite with alluvial sediments on top. We use bits and casing methods built for carbonate rock and karst features to keep the borehole stable.
How deep is a typical domestic well in Ovid?
Domestic wells in Ovid typically range from 100 to 300 feet. Yields usually run 5 to 30 gallons per minute.
Is Ovid’s well water hard?
Yes, it’s naturally mineral-rich, with moderate hardness of about 200 to 350 mg/L. We can design a hardness management system based on your water chemistry and add iron removal if your well needs it.
Can you drill wells for farms and community water systems in Ovid?
Yes. We drill agricultural wells for irrigation and livestock, and we work with engineers and system operators on commercial and community wells.
Is Evans Well Drilling licensed to drill in Idaho?
Yes. We’re a licensed Idaho well driller (#851), and we also hold plumbing (#74990) and electrical (#076127) contractor licenses.