Our shop sits on FM 1322 right here in Luling, so when a windmill quits or a pump loses its prime in Caldwell County, you're not calling a phone bank three counties over — you're calling the neighbors who actually come out and do the work.
Luling is our home town. The shop is out on FM 1322, we're members of the Luling Chamber, and just about every road that leaves town — up US-183 toward Lockhart, west on US-90, or down along the San Marcos River — leads to a place we've pulled a pump or set a windmill.
Luling sits at the crossroads of US-183 and US-90 in Caldwell County, an old railroad and oil town where the pumpjacks still nod between the houses and the Watermelon Thump fills the square every summer. It's ranch and small-farm country, and out past the city limits most places still get their water from a well. When that well quits, you want somebody close. We are that somebody — same town, same phone number, since 2001.
Between the sandy river bottoms along the San Marcos and the caliche pastures north of town, we see the full range of Caldwell County water work. A short list of what we handle for Luling folks:
Because we're based in Luling, most in-town and near-town calls are a short drive for us — no travel-day surcharge from three counties away. Call in the morning and there's a good chance we're looking at your well the same week.
If you're anywhere around Luling — in town, out toward Prairie Lea, down by Fentress, or off one of the county roads with a mailbox and a windmill — you're in our neighborhood. Pick up the phone and tell us where you are and what's wrong. If we're the right shop for the job, we'll say so, and if you'd be better served by somebody else, we'll tell you that too.
Windmill, submersible, turbine or solar — we're right here in Luling and we'll come put your water back.
(512) 844-4960