Well drilling

Spring Creek Drilling

Small Reardan well-drilling crew drilling residential, farm and commercial water wells within about 90 miles of Reardan, covering most of Lincoln, Stevens and Spokane counties.

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At a glance

Ecology driller licenses
1 water well operator (license 3371) · verify with Ecology
L&I registration
SPRINCD794RB · verify with L&I
Serves
Lincoln, Stevens, Spokane counties
Services
Domestic well drilling

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: SPRINCD794RB. What this covers.

Spring Creek Drilling is a small well-drilling crew based in Reardan, in Lincoln County. It drills residential, agricultural and commercial water wells, mostly drilled wells in eastern Washington basalt, using a truck-mounted rig. The company says most residential wells are finished in one to three days on site and that it handles the well construction paperwork with the Department of Ecology.

Where it works. It serves properties within about 90 miles of Reardan, which it says covers most of Lincoln, Stevens and Spokane counties. Communities it names include Reardan, Davenport, Spokane, Spokane Valley, Cheney, Deer Park, Chewelah, Nine Mile Falls, Airway Heights, Medical Lake, Clayton, Loon Lake, Sprague, Harrington, Wilbur, Creston and Edwall.

Pumps. The company’s FAQ says it does not install pumps and pressure tanks itself. It refers customers to pump installers.

Licensing. The website gives Washington driller license 3371. Ecology’s driller search lists that water well operator license at the company. L&I lists a construction contractor registration in the well drilling specialty.