Well Country Around the City
Tulsa proper runs mostly on city water. Private wells are found in the towns and countryside around it: acreage homes, farms, lake homes and new builds past the end of the water lines. We serve Tulsa and 12 nearby towns across five counties, so wherever your well is, help isn't far away.
County by County
Tulsa County. Broken Arrow, Owasso, Bixby, Sand Springs, Skiatook and Collinsville all reach into Tulsa County. Their newer subdivisions are often on city water, while acreage on the edges still runs on wells.
Creek County. Sapulpa, the county seat, and Mannford on Keystone Lake. Rural roads between them are well country.
Rogers County. Claremore, the county seat, plus Oologah and Inola. Much of the county is open land where a private well is the norm.
Wagoner County. Coweta and the Wagoner County side of Broken Arrow and Bixby, with plenty of acreage homes on wells.
Osage County. The western edges of Skiatook and Sand Springs, where homes near Skiatook Lake and out in the hills often have their own well.
Don't see your town? If you're within about 30 miles of Tulsa, call us anyway.