




Sweetwater Well Drilling & Pump Services is a family-owned and operated pump and well-drilling business serving the Ocala-Marion Countywide, FL, area. We specialize in residential, commercial, horse farms of all sizes, racetracks, single and three-phase pumps. With a combined experience of over 50 years in the well and pump industry, our team of trained professionals can handle your needs. All of our services are done with high-quality modern equipment that ultimately allows you to know the job will be done right the first time. When you choose Sweetwater Well Drilling & Pump Services, you can trust that: All of our drillers are licensed by the state of Florida Our business is an active member of local groundwater associations We will answer your calls 24-hours for service emergencies We will provide quick and dependable service and repair If you would like more information on how we can best meet your needs, we look forward to spea
Phone: (352) 402-9355
Cross Streets: Between Locust Drive Trak and Locust Drive Trl
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82 Locust Dr Ocala, FL 34472 ·634.99 mi
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yelpWhat a great company! My sister well went dry with this drought. Steve came out and evaluated her well which was over 30 years old. They came back 2 days later and she was water now after 4 weeks...
MoreFantastic Company. Fantastic Service. We were new to the Ocala area a couple of years ago. Sweetwater did the home inspection on the purchase, so when a problem arose, I gave them a call and...
MoreQuality materials and excellent workmanship provided by a very professional and knowledgeable crew built a well on my property that I am very happy with. Good water was reached within expected...
MoreI needed our well replaced and lowered. These folks knew exactly what to do, were courteous and helpful. I couldn't have been more pleased with the job. The job required that a Spanish Tile roof...
MoreFirst the family had these folks install a hand pump on two different properties in case of a power loss. This way we could still get fresh water every day of a power failure. These folks did it...
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