Lockhart water, done right.

Lockhart is the county seat, so half the folks we work for in Caldwell County are headed there anyway — to the courthouse, the feed store, or one of the smokehouses that made the town famous. We're twelve miles down US-183 in Luling, close enough that a Lockhart well is practically a hometown call.

Ranch and farm country all around

Ringed around the Lockhart square is some of the best farm and ranch ground in this part of Texas — row-crop fields, cattle pasture and hay meadows running out toward Dale, Maxwell and McMahan. Most of that country lives on well water, and a lot of it still has an old steel windmill standing over a stock tank. When the water stops, we're the people who come put it back.

What we do here in Lockhart

From the blackland fields north of town to the sandier ground toward the San Marcos River, we cover the whole spread of Caldwell County water work for Lockhart owners:

• Windmills — new mills, rebuilds and tower repair on the multi-blade windmills still working Lockhart-area ranches.
• Submersible pumps — dependable electric pumps for homes, cattle and irrigation wells around town.
• Line-shaft turbines — for the high-volume and irrigation wells out on the bigger Lockhart farms.
• Solar pump systems — sun-run water for back pastures where there's no power line to the well.
• Well & pump setting — sizing and setting the right pump for your well depth and your use.
• Service & repair — troubleshooting and fixing whatever you've already got when the water quits.

Not sure you're in range? Just call.

Whether your place is right off the Lockhart square, out toward Dale and Uhland, or down a county road past McMahan, you're well within where we work every week. Give us a call, tell us what your water's doing, and we'll tell you straight whether we can help and when we can get to you.