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Drilling Contractor
E H Renner & Sons Inc provides well sealing, water conditioning, water filters, water softeners, and chlorination to the Elk River, MN area.
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- DHDavid HennekMay 20, 20255.0EH Renner has been my go to well contractor for 35 years. Each and every time I needed their service they were professional and responsive to my needs.
- MSMarvin L SimsAug 6, 20205.0Very helpful
- KLKim LaplantSep 16, 20195.0great company! Came out same day diagnosed our well pump as a small problem and didn't charge. We will be using this company when we redo our well in the next couple years
- BDBrian DimmickAug 17, 20195.0Great folks with prompt service. They were able to bring us from no water to back in business with a new pump in a matter of hours.
- KSKierstin SwensonSep 26, 20181.0Horrible customer service, definitely do not recommend!
Frequently Asked Questions About E H Renner & Sons Inc
How deep do you typically drill for residential wells?
The depth of residential wells we drill typically ranges from 100 to 300 feet. However, the exact depth depends on various factors such as local geology, water table depth, and regulatory requirements. We assess each site individually to determine the optimal well depth for your specific location.
Do you offer emergency well repair services?
Yes, we provide emergency well repair services. Our team is available 24/7 to address urgent well issues. We understand that a malfunctioning well can significantly disrupt your daily life, so we strive to respond promptly and resolve the problem as quickly as possible.
What types of well pumps do you install?
We install various types of well pumps, including submersible pumps, jet pumps, and centrifugal pumps. The choice of pump depends on factors such as well depth, water demand, and specific site conditions. Our experts will recommend the most suitable pump type for your particular well system.
How long does it typically take to drill a new well?
The duration of drilling a new well can vary depending on factors such as depth, soil conditions, and equipment used. On average, a residential well can be completed in 1 to 3 days. However, more complex projects may require additional time. We provide a more accurate timeline after assessing your specific site.
Do you offer water testing services?
Yes, we offer comprehensive water testing services. Our tests can detect various contaminants, including bacteria, minerals, and chemicals. We recommend regular water testing to ensure the safety and quality of your well water. After testing, we provide a detailed report and can suggest treatment options if necessary.