Well pump repair and water testing in Michigan

Well pump businesses registered in Michigan

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

Towns with registered well businesses

• Akron
• Ann Arbor
• Battle Creek
• Belding
• Burton
• Cadillac
• Cheboygan
• Coldwater
• Comstock Park
• Corunna
• Detroit
• Dowagiac
• Flint
• Grand Rapids
• Hale
• Harrison
• Highland Township
• Holland
• Holly
• Howell
• Indian River
• Laingsburg
• Lake Odessa
• Lansing
• Lapeer
• Mancelona
• Menominee
• Mt Pleasant
• Muskegon
• New Lothrop
• Ortonville
• Oxford
• Paris
• Perry
• Petersburg
• Portland
• Richmond
• Rudyard
• Sandusky
• Sparta
• Springport
• Traverse City
• White Cloud
• White Lake
• Zeeland

All 239 well pump businesses in Michigan, by town

Michigan well rules in brief

Michigan regulates well drilling contractors and pump installers under sections 12701 to 12715 of the Public Health Code, which direct the state to adopt rules and a well construction code, including standards for abandoning wells. (Source: Part 127 of the Public Health Code) Read the Michigan well rules.

Michigan pump installer registration needs at least 2 years of pump installation experience and 20 completed installations, gained under a Michigan registered driller or pump installer, plus an exam given by the state advisory board. (Source: Experience and exam) How well contractors register in Michigan.

Testing your well water in Michigan

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

How deep wells are in Michigan

The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) has 1,082,337 logs for household water wells. The median well among them is 94 feet deep, and the middle 80% run from 45 to 204 feet. The median static water level is 26 feet below the ground. Well depth and water level for every Michigan county, with the method, limits and a CSV.

Well logs cover drilled wells reported to the state, not every well. Source: Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE), read October 10, 2026.

What Michigan's registration list shows

• 490 entries on the list, covering 624 registered people, 37 of them based outside Michigan.
• 445 are based in Michigan and hold a class a homeowner would hire: pump installation, water well drilling.
• Most are based in Harrison (8), Traverse City (8), Lansing (7), Battle Creek (6), Howell (6), Lapeer (5).

Registered water well drilling contractors and pump installers, each with the business name, registration number and phone the directory prints. This is EGLE's Wellogic directory as reposted by a Michigan district health department; it does not reflect changes after May 1, 2026. Source: Registered Water Well Drilling and Pump Installation Contractors (2027 directory, the copy posted by the LMAS District Health Department), Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy. Read October 7, 2026.

Registered in Michigan, by town

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

Showing 250 of 445 license holders, biggest towns first. The full list is on the state site linked above.

Questions

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