Springfield and the eight towns around it all have public water inside their limits. The private wells we work on are on the rural land between them, across Greene, Christian and Webster counties. Depth notes below are based on DNR well records through 2016.
City Utilities serves the city from lakes, the James River and Fulbright Spring. We serve Springfield's rural edges and the countryside beyond.
City wells serve the town, and rural Christian County homes around it pump their own.
Learn More →The Christian County seat runs 12 city wells, with small shared systems in nearby subdivisions.
Learn More →City wells draw on the Ozark aquifer, and rural wells nearby run deeper than the county median.
Learn More →A city groundwater system serves the town, and nearby household wells run on the shallow side.
Learn More →City wells reach 1,089 to 1,400 feet, while most of the ZIP area lives outside town.
Learn More →Straddles the Webster and Greene county line, with three city wells and rural wells all around.
Learn More →The Webster County seat's city water dates to 1925, and wells outside town are comparatively shallow.
Learn More →A public water supply district serves the town, and nearly three in four ZIP residents live outside it.
Learn More →Rural homes around the smaller places between these towns rely on private wells too, including Battlefield, Brookline, Glidewell, Turners, Mentor, Elwood, Riverdale, Fremont Hills, Pearl, Cave Spring, Palmetto, Oak Grove Heights, Henderson, Red Top, Northview, Beach, Bracken, Caddo and Hickory Barren.
All nine have public water inside town: Springfield draws on lakes and the James River, and the other eight pump groundwater from wells or a water district. Homes outside those lines rely on private wells. A complete new well 200 to 500 feet deep carries a published estimate of $10,000 to $34,000 from WellDrillingCosts.com, and we set casing into rock before drilling to water.
Call (417) 929-5558 and tell us where the property is, since rural homes between these towns rely on private wells too.