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Phone
Office hours
Mon to Fri, 8 to 5:30
Emergency
24/7 service
Language
English & Español
Call, Email, or Stop By
Call
863-763-3221
Best for questions, scheduling, and emergencies. After hours, the same number reaches our 24/7 emergency service.
adswells@gmail.com
Handy for photos of your wellhead, pump, or tank, plus site plans and bid documents for larger jobs.
Visit
1005 NW Park St.
Okeechobee, FL 34972
Talk through your project face to face. Please call before you come by, since much of the team works out in the field.
Hours
Mon to Fri: 8:00 am to 5:30 pm
Saturday: By appointment
Sunday: Closed
Emergencies: 24/7
No Water? Call 24/7.
Homes · Farms · Businesses
Request a Free Estimate
Give us a few details and we will reach out by phone, email, or text, whichever you prefer. If you are not sure what you need, choose “Not sure” and tell us what changed, such as the pressure, taste, smell, or color of your water. Fields marked * are required.
What Happens Next
01
We Get Back to You
02
We Look at the Site
03
You Decide
Requesting a Commercial Bid?
Put as much of this as you can in the project details, or email it to adswells@gmail.com:
- Site location and county
- Intended water use and rough demand
- Your timeline and any milestones
- Site plans, if you have them
Find Our Okeechobee Office
Mon to Fri, 8:00 am to 5:30 pm. Saturday by appointment. Sunday closed. Emergency service 24/7.
Okeechobee, St. Lucie, Martin, Indian River, Highlands, and Glades counties, plus travel anywhere in Florida for commercial and agricultural jobs. See service areas.
Spanish-speaking staff on hand, by phone or at the office.
Good to Know Before You Call
Questions about free estimates, how soon we can come out, financing, Spanish-speaking staff, or where we travel? They are answered on our FAQ page.
Helpful to Have Handy
- The property address, or at least the city and county
- What the water is for: a home, a business, irrigation, or livestock
- What is there now (well, pump, tank, or treatment) and its age, if you know it
- Phone photos of the wellhead, pump, pressure tank, and any labels
- What changed: pressure, taste, smell, color, or noises