Thanks again to the Dansville Water Well crew for an awesome job drilling our well in South…read moreDansville. Great team effort Jim Foley

From the owner: Dansville Water Wells, Inc. has been a trusted provider of water well drilling and maintenance…read moreservices in Dansville, NY, for over 40 years. They offer a range of services including well drilling, pump installation, and water pump repair, ensuring clean and reliable water solutions for residential, commercial, and agricultural needs. Known for their integrity, prompt service, and affordable rates, Dansville Water Wells, Inc. is dedicated to delivering high-quality workmanship and customer satisfaction

I lost all water to my house the day after Christmas. I called the person that hooked up the water…read morelines to our house last year and he told us our well went dry, we were devastated there was no way we could afford a new well. We called Welch's and they came out on new year's Eve morning and found the problem was a line came apart and had it fixed and we had water.I wish I would have called them sooner. I'm so grateful for them and they were so kind and knowledgeable.I will definitely call them again if I have a problem. They made it the best new year eve ever.

Amazing work for an amazing price! Lost our water pump at 5 on a Sunday. He returned my call bright…read moreand early the next day. They came within the hour and had a new pump and tank etc. installed within 3 hours! I can't say enough about this company.

My well pump broke down on a Saturday morning. I contacted Willey and an hour later Chad, the…read moreowner was over at my house trouble shooting the problem. A complicated pump extraction was solved and a new unit was installed. I was back in service the same day. Excellent service.

From the owner: Willey Well Drilling Inc. has been in continuous service since 1954. Our equipment is updated on a…read moreregular basis to keep our company modern and efficient. All of our employees are licensed and certified with the National Ground Water Association and New York State. There are three rigs available for immediate year round services as well as two pump service trucks. We have gained much experience in this area, as we are drilling 200 - 300 wells per year. Along with our wide range of water system services, we stock a complete line of water well accessories. We can help with all your well water system needs.

Great service at reasonable prices. Lance has been drilling and repairing wells and well systems in…read morethis area for many many years. He responds quickly and is extremely knowledgeable. We won't call anyone else.

After having air in my lines for more than a month I replaced the blatter tank with a new 32 gallon…read moreWell x troll still had issues...my neighbor's in Clarkson and Lowes in Brockport recommended we call Spencerport drilling where we met Lance Kepler the owner of the company....after 5 hours we finally managed to get the old pump out where he found a crack in the pump...when he installed the new pump all was well again....great guy great price I would never call anyone else...by the way just got off the phone with Lance he was just checking in on a follow up 24 hours later...

I was selling my parent's home in New York while I was living in Texas. I hired Bruce from Bauer…read moreWell Drilling October, 2021, to install new required well caps to be up to code. He managed to do this job even through the scheduled house person didn't show up. Bruce did the job with without electric breakers being off. Since I live in Texas, he then sent me photographs of his work. I didn't even ask for the photos. What a nice thoughtful man. After our water failed Health inspection. I had Culligan do water test . Culligan told me there is too much iron in the water for a UV system to work. I didn't believe Culligan because I know there are no iron stains in our sinks. But I was concerned UV system may not work. Bruce made a trip to the house, tested our water and reassured me the UV will work. Wonderful! I hired Bruce December, 2021 to put in a UV system. He did a limited time chlorine flush to the pipes located after UV light. After chorine is washed away, the UV system disinfects all water entering from well without water getting re-infected by pipes after UV light. This saved me a lot of money. I did not need to pay $350 per well, for a full well, house disinfection treatment in addition to UV system cost. Our well water passed inspection. I am very pleased and lucky to have hired him. We had a good working relationship even though I am miles away, never met him and I'm female knowing little about wells. He explained everything to me very well. I found him professional, fair pricing and trusted him. TIP: Erie County New York Health requires only certified registered well drillers for jobs. Any registered well driller in New York is excepted. I found listings for all registered well drillers in NY listed by county, online. Bruce is certified and registered in Wyoming County, located in Gainsville NY, which happened to be closer to our property then ones listed in Erie County. ;)

Run the other way. Owner parked his drilling rig in my yard for four months. Finally finished what…read morehe called a well, it produces two quarts of water that is full of silt and slim, eight months later it is still not fixed.

Peru N.Y. I had a good experience from the customer service…read more in communicating and booking To Austin, & Dylan showing up at the house to work on the well. They were professional, helpful, & hardworking Young men. They kept working till the job was finished. Thank you

As a fellow local business owner (Foundation Homes of CNY), I've thought long and hard before…read moreposting this review. I'm sharing it to warn other homeowners and industry professionals. I had a long-standing relationship with Amber Wells / Amber Water Pros that was, for years, very positive and professional. We worked together on numerous projects over multiple years totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars. They also installed a $40,000+ well/water treatment system at my personal residence. Until this dispute, I had no issues with Amber personally or professionally. What happened (documented): On or about September 12, 2023, during excavation for a water line, Amber's excavator struck and severely damaged an underground electrical service wire, causing loss of power and significant disruption. After investigation, it was determined the damaged line could not be practically repaired and a new line needed to be installed. Licensed trades (electrician + sitework for excavation/re-trenching/backfilling) completed the repair/replacement work for approximately $3,900. Throughout the repair process, Amber and I stayed in communication and it appeared we were aligned on the resolution. After receiving the final invoices, Foundation sent Amber a formal letter on November 7, 2023, documenting the costs and stating they would be deducted from Amber's outstanding invoice. Amber received and cashed the check, then requested additional documentation to submit to their insurance carrier, so we reasonably believed the matter was settled. Months later, Amber's insurance carrier (Selective) contacted me about a claim related to the same damages, which I understand was ultimately denied. After that denial, Amber filed a summons and complaint seeking $3,900, as if the prior offset/payment had not occurred. Amber also filed a lien against my personal residence (which was improper and later removed by Amber's counsel). I then had to engage counsel and attempted to resolve the matter amicably, but those efforts were unsuccessful. The dispute went to arbitration, and Amber was ultimately awarded the original balance. My understanding is that Amber prevailed largely because their contract controlled and my November 7, 2023 letter did not contain the legally required "accord and satisfaction" language. Bottom line: While $3,900 is significant, I don't understand the actions taken here--especially given the earlier acceptance of the offset (cashing the check and requesting documentation for an insurance claim) and the subsequent escalation after the insurance denial. In my view, it was not handled reasonably and it was not worth destroying a long-standing relationship. Takeaway: Document everything, confirm responsibility for damage in writing, keep invoices/photos/communications, and be crystal clear about dispute resolution terms before work begins. For more information: amberwaterprosdispute.com