New Mexico · Curry County

Water well drilling in Clovis, NM

We drill domestic, livestock and replacement irrigation wells in and around Clovis with a New Mexico driller license.

Get in contact with us

Call or email us about your well.

Permitting authority
New Mexico Office of the State Engineer, Curry County Underground Water Basin
Aquifers
Ogallala

Water wells in Clovis

Farwell sits on the state line next to Texico and Clovis. We drill domestic wells on acreages, livestock wells, and replacement irrigation wells in and around Clovis and across Curry County.

Homeowners south of Clovis have drilled into the red bed, where there is no more water to find.

What we do around Clovis

Permits

A domestic well in Clovis requires an Office of the State Engineer permit before drilling. We provide answers to questions regarding permits. Larger wells are filed on existing water rights through the OSE District 2 office in Roswell.

Local facts

  • Clovis is the seat of Curry County and the center of a dairy region with 45 dairies across Curry and Roosevelt counties.
  • Residents south of Clovis have drilled into the red bed beneath the Ogallala, where there is no more water to find.
  • Southwest Cheese in Clovis is one of the largest cheese plants in the United States.

Wells in Clovis: common questions

How much does it cost to drill a well in Clovis?

It depends on the well. Depth, diameter and casing all matter. Call or email us to talk about your site.

Does a driller need a New Mexico license to drill in Clovis?

Yes, and we have one. New Mexico requires every well, including domestic wells, to be drilled by an OSE-licensed driller. Daniel Kirkland holds NM license WD-1923.

Need a well in Clovis?

Call or email us about your well.

Call (575) 309-6343