Well drilling · Pumps & water systems · Water treatment & filtration · Well decommissioning

Richardson Well Drilling

Puyallup well driller in business since 1939, drilling domestic, irrigation and municipal wells with dual rotary rigs and offering pump service, water conditioning and iron removal in seven western Washington counties.

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At a glance

Ecology driller licenses
1 water well, 1 resource protection operators (license 2432, 2432) · verify with Ecology
L&I registration
RICHAW*321OB · verify with L&I
L&I registration
RICHAWD820CE · verify with L&I
Address
5410 189th St E, Puyallup, WA 98375
Serves
Pierce, King, Thurston, Mason, Lewis, Kitsap, Snohomish counties
Services
Domestic well drilling, Irrigation well drilling, Pump installation, Pump repair & replacement, Pressure tanks & switches, Iron & manganese treatment, Water softeners, Water sampling, Well decommissioning, 24/7 emergency service

Public record

No L&I violations, bond lawsuits, tax warrants or suspensions in the last 5 years.

Checked Oct 25, 2026 with Washington L&I. Full record: RICHAW*321OB, RICHAWD820CE. What this covers.

Richardson Well Drilling is a family-owned well drilling company at 5410 189th Street East in Puyallup, in Pierce County. It says it has served the Puyallup area since 1939.

Drilling. The company drills domestic and irrigation wells for residential, commercial and agricultural customers using dual rotary drilling equipment, and municipal wells with 6- to 24-inch casing. It also drills cathodic protection and grounding wells and does test holes and foundation and construction drilling. It decommissions unused wells to state rules and says it guarantees its wells against defects for one year.

Pumps and water treatment. Richardson sells, installs and repairs well pumps, including submersible and jet pumps, and services pressure tanks. It installs water conditioning systems, including softeners, filtration and iron removal, and offers free in-office water testing. Its service crews are on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Where it works. The company names Pierce, King, Thurston, Mason, Lewis, Kitsap and Snohomish counties.

Licensing. Ecology’s driller search lists one operator at the company holding water well and resource protection licenses. L&I lists a contractor registration with a well drilling specialty and an electrical (pump and irrigation) registration.