The Rolla branch
Deep rock country, and the people who read it
The geology south of the Missouri River is a different problem from the glacial till up north. Wells here go deep into consolidated rock, casing depths swing widely over short distances, and the difference between a good well and an expensive hole is knowing the formation before you start.
That is why Art Lewis, our commercial well and pump sales representative and a working geologist and hydrologist, is based at Rolla. Commercial and municipal projects across southern Missouri are scoped from this office, alongside the residential and farm well work run by Shane Lewis, our residential service and sales manager.
Rolla crews cover Phelps, Maries, Dent, Pulaski, Crawford and Texas counties, and travel further for commercial contracts — including the pump work at St. James and the municipal supply at Willow Springs.
Counties served from Rolla
- Phelps County — Rolla, St. James, Doolittle, Newburg
- Maries County — Vienna, Belle, Vichy
- Dent County — Salem
- Pulaski County — Waynesville, St. Robert, Richland
- Crawford County — Steelville, Cuba, Bourbon
- Texas County — Houston, Licking, Cabool
Rolla
- 16705 Doolittle Outer Rd.
P.O. Box 862
Rolla, MO 65401 - Phone
- 573-341-8444
- Fax
- 573-341-5353
- Hours
- Mon–Sat 7am–5pm, plus 24-hour emergency service
From this office
What the Rolla crews do
Water well drilling
New residential, farm, irrigation and commercial wells, cased and grouted to Missouri DNR standard and certified on completion.
Pump sales & service
Submersible, constant pressure and booster pumps, with DNR-certified technicians and 24-hour emergency call-out.
Public water systems
Maintenance and operation programs, well rehabilitation, booster stations and expert analysis of pumping problems.
Residential service
Pump and motor replacement, water lines, pressure tanks, hydrants, control boxes, water sampling and inspections.
No water in Rolla or Phelps County?
Call this office. Emergency requests are attended within 24 hours, and customers with no water are given priority.