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    Randy LaLone Well Drilling

    5.0 (1 review)
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    B. W. Layman & Sons Well Drilling

    B. W. Layman & Sons Well Drilling

    (9 reviews)

    These guys are honest! I had a low pressure problem with my well. I had someone else come out who…read moresaid that I needed a new well! I called B.W. Layman, Phil came out and said it was a pumping problem, not a well problem. He sent a team out to do a complete cleaning. They worked politely and professionally on the hottest day of the year! They solved my problem for a fraction of what the other guy wanted! When I do need a well dug, they are the only phone call I will make because I can trust what they say,

    I truly wish I could give this company zero stars. But let me start by saying that I'm a real…read moreestate agent who represented a seller who was selling the home that belonged to his father for 29 years. After his dad's passing, him and his wife prepared the home in order to list it. I've known this couple for a long time - they are the most amazing people. The kind of people who would drop everything and help you in a time of need. Honestly, I had never even heard them speak poorly about anyone... until Layman & Sons came into the picture. The home needed a new well in order to be financed by the buyer they accepted an offer from. A contract was in place for the price, a large deposit was paid, and Layman & Sons verbally agreed to allow the balance of the new well to be paid after closing in a few months. During the install, the lack of communication from Layman & Sons made it impossible to provide updates to the buyers. With growing concerns about no one showing up, reports not being sent to the County, and the owner of the company, Phil, verbally assaulting Mrs. Seller, I began communicating directly with Phil's wife Karen. She gave me a backhanded apology for Phil's behavior, acknowledging that he was rude to Mrs. Seller (never actually apologizing) and admitting that "He doesn't explain things well." She then excused his behavior by saying he was frustrated and had a man-cold. As a business owner myself, I get frustrated too, but I would never take it out on a client. His lack of control over his emotions, his inability to communicate effectively & take accountability, and his total disregard for showing up to the jobsite are just a few ways he is completely unprofessional. As if that weren't enough, in order to get back at the sellers, he went back on his word and filed a lien on the property. Even his wife, Karen, knew it was wrong of him to do that. She texted me "I asked him not to but he did it anyway." Take a look at the way he responds to any negative review, because that's the kind of "man" you'll be dealing with if you hire Layman & Sons. He has caused my clients so much undeserved stress. I will never recommend them to anyone. I don't want my clients going through what these clients had to endure.

    Fleming Well Drilling

    Fleming Well Drilling

    (2 reviews)

    After 33 years, my well (White Lake, MI) began to fail. At first, it was just hearing the pump…read morekick in at odd moments, when there was no water demand. It was infrequent, and water pressure and quantity were unchanged. I called the company that installed my well and explained the situation. They were too busy to come out and recommended I contact Flemming Well Company (first good sign). Me. Flemming (it's a generational family business, started by their Father, now run by Robert, his Brother and his Son) came to my home, checked my system, tank, filters, softener, ground around my well, and explained it could be a failing well pump, casing leak, or other very expensive issues. He asked if I was bothered by the infrequent running of the pump, I said not really, and he recommended I wait to do anything until water pressure or quality deteriorated. It was several months later that the pumps running became almost constant. I called Mr. Flemming and he explained what he had predicted might happen, had occurred, and offered me immediate options, including his recommendation, to inspect the well pump. I agreed. Mr. Flemming explained what he would be doing (extracting my well pump) and also what else may be discovered (and the costs I might incur, worst case). He also advised me to prepare for no water by filling containers with water to flush toilets and wash dishes. He recommended filling bath tubs, and household containers At 9:00 AM, as promised, his Brother and Son arrived with their derrick truck and compressor. I watched the entire process, not a movement or moment wasted. It was not unlike watching a well rehearsed ballet as they turned off electrical power, shut off the water valve into my home, removed the well cap, raised the derrick and proceeded to pull all 100 feet of piping, seal, and pump from my well. They then connected PVC pipe to my steel pipe, lowered it back to the bottom of my well, sealed the well cap, hooked their compressor to the pipe and pressurized my well, witnessing tbe water discharged for gallons per minute and clarity. Next, they uncoupled the compressor, removed all the pipe, assembled the new well pump and installed the wired pump and new piping back into the well. When complete, they attached a hose to the water inlet inside my house, turned on power to the new pump and flushed the well. They set the pressure on my pressure tank and the electrical controller that determines when the pump turns on. When the flushing was complete, they turned off the flushing valve, removed the hose, opened the valve into my home system and pressurized my home. They explained my flushing air out of my faucets, tubs, showers, washing machine. Loaded all of their equipment, picked up any used materials, explained what to expect and assured me they welcomed any questions, presented my bill (thousands less than worst case) and departed. My 5 star rating is not only for their completed work, but for their willingness to provide me continuing explanations of the process, from initial problem discovery, to successful resolution. I highly recommend Flemming Well Drilling.

    I just had a gentleman pull in the front of my house... And he took the sign out of my front yard…read more So I sent the father of my children to ask him what he was doing. He told us that he worked for the city and that it was against city ordinance but that it wasn't a big deal. That's when we saw he was wearing a Fleming well and drill shirt... Which was a competitor of his company of who's sign I had in my front yard. He pretended he couldn't hear and crumpled it up and threw it in the back of his truck. I called the city to make sure. And it's not against city ordinance to have a sign in my front yard which is private property. And he was not described as the man who would able to do so. The woman from the city assured me having any sign in my front yard was not against city ordinance. I typically wouldn't care. But he lied about working for the city and clearly was just trying to take out a competitor of his. Not right at all

    Randy LaLone Well Drilling - welldrilling - Updated July 2026

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