B&R Water Well Drilling

04/05/2026

✝️🐰 Happy Easter from B&R Water Well Drilling, LLC

He is risen.

Today we take a moment to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ — and the hope and life that comes with it.

We’re thankful for our faith, our families, and the community we’re blessed to serve every day.

Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful Easter.

📞 936-894-0781

03/17/2026

Hard to beat a view like this in Anderson, TX 💧🌅

Just finished up this 4” PVC straight wall, natural development domestic water well—and this one is a powerhouse. Over 100 GPM 💪

That’s the kind of production that gives you real peace of mind. Whether it’s for your home, land, or future plans, a strong well like this means dependable water when you need it—no guessing, no worrying.

Out here in Grimes County and the surrounding areas, not every well turns out like this… but when it does, it’s because it was done right from the start.

If you’ve got land and need a reliable water source, now’s the time to get it handled. We’ll walk you through it and make sure it’s built to last.

Serving Grimes County and surrounding counties—give us a call and let’s get your water taken care of.

02/20/2026

Now hiring!!

Driller / Derrick Hand / Floor Hand

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Derrick operator / Assistant Driller - Assist driller on job, manual labor and drive/operate equipment.

Floor hand / Rig helper - manual labor, drive/ operate equipment. Load and unload material

Please fill out an application at

www.texaswaterwellseptic.com

Scroll all the way to the bottom of the contact us page…to fill out employment application!
50-60 hrs a week

01/27/2026

Now Hiring! Water Well Service Technician

B&R Water Well Drilling is looking for a dependable Water Well Service Tech to join our team.

• Full-time position
• Benefits available
• Overtime opportunities

Apply online at:
www.texaswaterwellseptic.com

Questions? Call:
936-894-0781

B & R Water Well Drilling

01/22/2026

Water System Winterization Procedure
Attention all homeowners! As the temperature continues to drop, it's crucial to winterize your water system to avoid any potential damages and to ensure the safety and functionality of your water supply. Don't let the cold weather catch you off guard and leave you with costly repairs. Here are a few professional tips on how to properly winterize your water system:
Insulation of outside exterior pipes:
Hopefully your pipes are buried at least 12 inches underground whenever possible. But any exposed pipes need to be wrapped in pipe insulation and then sealed with a 2” pipe wrap electrical tape – NOT DUCT TAPE. The pipe wrap electrical tape is water proof and UV resistant so it is less likely to break down in the sunlight after a year. Where you have bends in the pipe, cut a triangle out of one side of the insulation so that it does not bunch up on the inside of the bend.
Also be sure to insulate the metal fittings if applicable, such as the relief valve, ball valve, hose bib, check valve, Snifter(Schrader) Valve and pressure gauge. For the items you want to be able to get to later (such as the pressure gauge and hose bib) make a glove out of the pipe insulation that will tightly slip down over the item when not in use…..do not cap snifter (Schrader) Valve.
Well Enclosure/Pump House Insulation:
The best protection you can have for your water system is a well enclosure or pump house with good insulation and a heat source. Keep your pump house or well enclosure warm. If your well is located in a enclosure, make sure to keep the temperature above freezing (32 degrees). We recommend a space heater verses a heat lamp because you never know when the bulb will burn out. (Disclaimer: Please make sure your follow the installation and operation instructions based off of the heater you purchased)
If you do not have a well enclosure be sure to wrap your tank to avoid as much wind exposure from the cold. You can do so by wrapping it in blanket or tarp. This prevents the wind chill which causes majority of freezing issues.
Leave Water Running:
If you have a water system you need to RUN water. If you are not using a storage tank and booster pump and the water comes straight into the house, running 1 gpm through a combination of sinks in the house should be sufficient to keep circulating warm water through your pipes.
Leaving town or irrigation well:
If you have done the things above, you are probably fine. But it never hurts to turn off the breaker to the pump(s) and drain the water from the pressure tank - Recommended - for irrigation wells. Remember to drain all Vacuum breakers, cycle stops and check valves on all drain plugs for irrigation wells.
Remember, prevention is key when it comes to protecting your water system during the winter months. Don't wait until it's too late, take the necessary steps now to ensure your well stays in top condition. For any questions feel free to give us a call! Stay warm and stay safe, friends!
https://wellowner.org/.../winterizing-your-well-southern.../
https://wellowner.org/.../keep-your-well-safe-and.../
B&R Water Well Main Office: 936-894-0781

09/04/2025

Another private water system complete and another neighbor served!💧👏 Big thanks to our hardworking drilling and service crew out here in Montgomery County for making it happen. We're grateful to serve this community and proud to deliver the reliable water solutions that keep Texas strong. Whether it's for your home, ranch, or business, our team is here to help. Ready for your own water well? Call us today and let our experience go to work for you!

05/26/2025

Thank you will never be enough! 🇺🇸

We hope that everyone has had a safe Memorial Day weekend.

Please take time today to remember those that sacrificed everything for us.

03/13/2025

🚰 I have some exciting news to share with you all. 🤩 Our team just completed the installation of a 10 HP pump on a 6” steel casing PWS well and let me tell you, it was quite a challenge! 💪🏼 But guess what? We nailed it! 🎯 Now, I know some of you might be wondering what's so special about this pump, well let me break it down for you. This baby is going to increase the water flow by 40%, making sure all of you get your daily dose of H2O without any interruptions. 💦 And let's be real, no one likes a weak water pressure, am I right? 😉 So, let's raise a glass (or a bottle, whatever floats your boat) to this new addition to our PWS family! 🙌🏼 Trust me, you won't be disappointed. 💦

01/20/2025

With freezing weather approaching, here are a few tips to keep your well warm!
Water System Winterization Procedure
Attention all homeowners! As the temperature continues to drop, it's crucial to winterize your water system to avoid any potential damages and to ensure the safety and functionality of your water supply. Don't let the cold weather catch you off guard and leave you with costly repairs. Here are a few professional tips on how to properly winterize your water system:
Insulation of outside exterior pipes:
Hopefully your pipes are buried at least 12 inches underground whenever possible. But any exposed pipes need to be wrapped in pipe insulation and then sealed with a 2” pipe wrap electrical tape – NOT DUCT TAPE. The pipe wrap electrical tape is water proof and UV resistant so it is less likely to break down in the sunlight after a year. Where you have bends in the pipe, cut a triangle out of one side of the insulation so that it does not bunch up on the inside of the bend.
Also be sure to insulate the metal fittings if applicable, such as the relief valve, ball valve, hose bib, check valve, Snifter(Schrader) Valve and pressure gauge. For the items you want to be able to get to later (such as the pressure gauge and hose bib) make a glove out of the pipe insulation that will tightly slip down over the item when not in use…..do not cap snifter (Schrader) Valve.
Well Enclosure/Pump House Insulation:
The best protection you can have for your water system is a well enclosure or pump house with good insulation and a heat source. Keep your pump house or well enclosure warm. If your well is located in a enclosure, make sure to keep the temperature above freezing (32 degrees). We recommend a space heater verses a heat lamp because you never know when the bulb will burn out. (Disclaimer: Please make sure your follow the installation and operation instructions based off of the heater you purchased)
If you do not have a well enclosure be sure to wrap your tank to avoid as much wind exposure from the cold. You can do so by wrapping it in blanket or tarp. This prevents the wind chill which causes majority of freezing issues.
Leave Water Running:
If you have a water system you need to RUN water. If you are not using a storage tank and booster pump and the water comes straight into the house, running 1 gpm through a combination of sinks in the house should be sufficient to keep circulating warm water through your pipes.
Leaving town or irrigation well:
If you have done the things above, you are probably fine. But it never hurts to turn off the breaker to the pump(s) and drain the water from the pressure tank - Recommended - for irrigation wells. Remember to drain all Vacuum breakers, cycle stops and check valves on all drain plugs for irrigation wells.
Remember, prevention is key when it comes to protecting your water system during the winter months. Don't wait until it's too late, take the necessary steps now to ensure your well stays in top condition. For any questions feel free to give us a call! Stay warm and stay safe, friends!
https://wellowner.org/.../winterizing-your-well-southern.../
https://wellowner.org/.../keep-your-well-safe-and.../
B&R Water Well Main Office: 936-894-0781

12/31/2024

As we enter the new year 2025, I can't help but reflect on the remarkable progress we have made and the exciting opportunities that are yet to come. The year 2024 was a challenging one, but it only made us stronger and more resilient. With the start of a new year, let's embrace the possibilities and make the most out of it. Let's set our goals high and work towards achieving them with dedication and determination. As we step into the new year, let's remember to be kind, empathetic, and supportive to one another. Together, let's make 2025 a year to remember and create a brighter future for ourselves and our communities. Happy New Year 2025!

12/23/2024

🎅🏼🎄It's that time of the year again and I can't help but feel all warm and fuzzy inside thinking about Christmas. 🥰🎁

The festive lights, the smell of freshly baked cookies, and the joy of spending time with loved ones, it's all just so magical. ✨ So, here's a little reminder to spread some love and cheer this holiday season 🎅🏼❤️

Let's not forget to thank Santa for all the presents he's about to deliver! 🎅🏼🎁 But most importantly, let's remember the true meaning of Christmas - to celebrate the birth of Jesus and to be grateful for all the blessings in our lives. 🙏🏼

Wishing you all a Merry Christmas filled with love, laughter, and lots of delicious food! 🎅🏼🍪🍗 Don't forget to leave some cookies out for Santa, he's been working hard all year round. 😉 🎄🎅🏼

12/12/2024

Attention all my fellow water enthusiasts! 🚰💦 Have you ever wondered what it takes to keep your public water systems running? Well, let me introduce you to the unsung hero of water storage - the 5073 gal hydropneumatic tank! 💪 This bad boy is being installed this week! This custom tank is the backbone of all public water systems, holding thousands of gallons of water and keeping the pressure just right for all your daily needs. Not only is it functional, but it's also a beautiful piece of engineering. Just think, every time you turn on your tap, you have this amazing tank to thank. 🙌 So next time you see one, give it a little nod of appreciation for keeping our thirst quenched. 💧