Services in Montgomery, TX

Water Well Service in Montgomery, TX

Montgomery is a small historic city in central Montgomery County, sitting northwest of Lake Conroe along SH 105. The area has seen consistent development pressure as Houston-area residents seek acreage properties — driving a steady demand for new residential wells on rural lots throughout the county.

The Evangeline aquifer serves the majority of private wells in the county, and it is generally a productive and reliable source. Local conditions around Lake Conroe can introduce variability in iron content and depth requirements, which is why we always review neighboring well data before recommending specifications for a new well.

Johnston Water Wells is a licensed and insured Texas water well driller. We handle Lone Star GCD permits and complete all work to TCEQ standards.

Services We Provide in Montgomery, TX

Why Montgomery Residents Choose Johnston Water Wells

• Decades of local experience serving Montgomery County and surrounding areas
• Experienced with the well conditions around Lake Conroe and central Montgomery County
• Licensed Texas water well driller, fully insured on every project
• Lone Star GCD permitting handled as part of every new well
• Free estimates — we discuss depth, yield expectations, and costs upfront
• Emergency pump service for properties that lose water without warning

Frequently Asked Questions — Montgomery, TX

Are there areas around Montgomery, TX that still rely on private wells?

Yes. While parts of the Montgomery area have access to water supply service through various utility districts, significant portions of the surrounding countryside — particularly rural tracts, acreage properties, and areas away from established subdivisions — have no connection to a water district and depend on private wells.

What groundwater district covers Montgomery, TX?

The City of Montgomery and surrounding county fall within the Lone Star Groundwater Conservation District. Johnston Water Wells handles all required permitting with the district as part of every new well project we complete here.

What is the water quality like from wells in the Montgomery area?

Water quality from wells in Montgomery County is generally good, though iron content and hardness can vary by location. We recommend a water quality test on every new well. We drill the well; your water quality professional can advise on treatment options if needed.

Can you drill a well on a rural property near Lake Conroe?

Yes. Properties in the Lake Conroe area that are not connected to a municipal or utility district water supply can be served by private wells. We evaluate each property individually and can drill in most rural settings accessible to our equipment.

How do I know if my pressure tank needs replacing?

Common signs include a pump that short-cycles (turns on and off every few seconds), significant pressure swings at faucets, or water discoloration when you first open a tap. Call us — we will diagnose whether it is the tank, the pressure switch, or something else before recommending a repair.

Find Us — Serving Montgomery, TX from New Waverly

Our shop is at 650 Pashun Ln, New Waverly, TX 77358. We serve Montgomery and the central Montgomery County area from this base.

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