Services in Willis, TX

Water Well Service in Willis, TX

Willis is a small city in northeastern Montgomery County along I-45, just north of Lake Conroe. The area has experienced strong residential growth, but significant rural land remains — ranchettes, hobby farms, and acreage lots north and east of the city that have no utility district water service.

The Evangeline aquifer provides water to most private wells in northeastern Montgomery County and is generally productive. Iron content is a consideration in parts of this area — our crew accounts for this when recommending pump and tank specifications for new installations.

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

Services We Provide in Willis, TX

Why Willis Residents Choose Johnston Water Wells

• Based 10–15 miles north in New Waverly — one of our closest service areas
• Decades of well drilling and pump service in Montgomery and Walker counties
• Familiar with the Evangeline aquifer conditions in northeastern Montgomery County
• Licensed Texas water well driller, fully insured
• Lone Star GCD permits managed as part of every new well project
• Free estimates and same-day emergency response when possible

Frequently Asked Questions — Willis, TX

Does Willis, TX have city water, or do some properties need private wells?

Willis has a municipal water system, and many surrounding subdivisions are served by utility districts. However, properties outside these service areas — particularly rural tracts, older homesteads, and acreage lots on the edges of town — may have no water district connection and rely on private wells.

What groundwater district covers Willis, TX?

Willis falls within the Lone Star Groundwater Conservation District, which covers Montgomery County. Johnston Water Wells manages all permit applications with the district as part of every new well project in the area.

What aquifer serves private wells near Willis?

The Evangeline aquifer is the primary water-bearing formation serving most residential wells in northeastern Montgomery County. It is generally productive in the Willis area, though iron content can vary by location. We review local well records before finalizing depth and completion design.

How far is your shop from Willis, TX?

Our New Waverly shop is approximately 10–15 miles north of Willis on I-45. That makes Willis one of our most accessible service areas for both scheduled work and emergency pump calls.

Can Johnston Water Wells replace an old submersible pump near Willis?

Yes. Submersible pump replacement is one of our most common service calls. We pull the existing pump, assess the well condition, and install a quality replacement matched to your well depth and household demand.

Find Us — Serving Willis, TX from New Waverly

Our shop is at 650 Pashun Ln, New Waverly, TX 77358, just a short drive north of Willis on I-45.

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