Well pump repair and water testing in Georgia

Well pump businesses licensed in Georgia

Businesses with a license on the Georgia list, ranked by our quality score: a state license, a phone on the list, a matching open Google profile, a website and the number of licensed people. Nobody can pay to move up.

Towns with licensed well businesses

• Adel
• Athens
• Augusta
• Canton
• Cobb
• Comer
• Cuthbert
• Dublin
• Ellaville
• Ellijay
• Gainesville
• Gray
• Griffin
• Hartwell
• Hephzibah
• Macon
• Savannah
• Sylvania
• Valdosta

All 99 well pump businesses in Georgia, by town

Georgia well rules in brief

Georgia's Water Well Standards Act is carried out by the Water Well Standards Advisory Council, which licenses water well drillers, certifies pump installers and investigates complaints. (Source: Water Well Standards Act and Council) Read the Georgia well rules.

Pump contractor applicants need two years of experience in the pump installation business under a certified pump contractor or licensed water well contractor. (Source: Two years' experience) How well contractors are licensed in Georgia.

Testing your well water in Georgia

The W33C private well chemical test is available through local UGA Extension offices. (Source: W33C chemical test through UGA Extension)

We have not yet collected published test fees for Georgia. Published fees in other states show what labs charge. Which tests fit your home.

What Georgia's license list shows

• 299 entries on the list, covering 321 licensed people, 59 of them based outside Georgia.
• 240 are based in Georgia and hold a class a homeowner would hire: pump installation, water well drilling.
• Most are based in Blairsville (6), Valdosta (5), Richmond Hill (4), Statesboro (4), Gainesville (4), Cobb (4).

Licensed water well contractors (licenses expire June 30, 2027) and certified pump contractors (certifications expire June 30, 2028), each with the company the list names. Neither list prints a phone number. Source: Licensed Water Well Contractors and Certified Pump Contractors, Georgia Environmental Protection Division. Read October 7, 2026.

Georgia's list prints no phone numbers, so a business is listed above only when its Google profile has the same distinctive name, sits within 25 miles of the town on the list and shows a well, pump or plumbing trade. The phone shown is the one on that Google profile.

Licensed in Georgia, by town

Names, license classes and phones as the state publishes them. Some entries are licensed people rather than companies; we show the town only, never a home address. A listing above means we also matched the business on Google.

Questions

More: Georgia private well rules · Getting a water well or pump installer license in Georgia

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