Residential Water Well Service

Residential Well Service Truck Our experienced and knowledgeable service staff are committed to customer satisfaction. 24 Hours a day, 7 days a week, Bergerson Caswell is prepared to help you with your water needs. If you ever experience an out of water emergency, call 763-479-3121. Even after business hours, our emergency response system will forward your call to the first available technician who will promptly aid you in restoring your water service.

Beyond repairing a broken system, Bergerson Caswell offers many other services to help enhance your water system. From constant pressure pumps to remote water stations, we can service all of your water needs. For remote watering locations we offer trenched or directionally bored water lines. Directionally bored water lines have the added benefit of minimizing the disturbance of your yard. We also offer several lines of water treatment options, to learn more about our water treatment services click here.

Constant Pressure Systems

Constant pressure pumping systems have evolved very quickly over the last several years. These systems deliver a constant flow of water with minimal hardware installed in your home, all while using less energy. Where you once had a large water tank and controls littering up your floors, constant pressure systems have components that are all mounted on your walls, saving you valuable space in your home. These pumping systems deliver these benefits by directly controlling how fast a pump moves water, directly meeting your homes water demand with the appropriate flow of water.

Well Sealing

The Minnesota Department of Health strongly encourages home owners with unused wells to have a professional well drilling company seal your well. So much so, that they actually offer a cost share program for those that voluntarily seal their wells. Sealing wells is critical to the protection of our groundwater and the safety of those around them. We occasionally hear about animals or people that become trapped in old dug wells or wells pits. Sealing your unused wells protects people and groundwater. To learn more about sealing wells, visit the Minnesota Department of Health website here.