Apple Valley Well Drilling is a locally owned well driller based in Selah, in Yakima County. Its website says it serves Yakima, Kittitas and Klickitat counties and the surrounding areas of Central Washington.
Services. The company drills domestic, irrigation and commercial water wells. Its services page also lists well abandonment (decommissioning) and geothermal wells, both closed-loop systems that circulate fluid through buried pipe for a heat pump and open-loop systems with a supply and a return well. It also describes environmental work: monitoring wells and soil sampling at storage tank, landfill and dairy sites.
How it works. The site lays out a six-step process for a new well. It starts with a free well diagnostic review and estimate, in which the driller looks at the property, septic placement and the owner’s needs. It then covers the plot plan, siting the well within the state’s required setbacks, and drilling. The company says it runs its own rig and equipment and offers 30 days of customer support after a job, plus financing options.
Licensing. The website lists the contractor number APPLEVW812P8 and Ecology license numbers 1023 and 3359. Ecology’s driller search lists two operators at the company, one holding both water well and resource protection licenses. L&I lists a general contractor registration. Office hours are Monday to Friday, 7 am to 6 pm, and Saturday, 8 am to 2 pm. The company publishes only a PO box in Selah as its address.