est .

1980

Proud Member of:

“Strike the rock and water will come out of

it for the people to drink”
Exodus 17:6b
 Preferred Builders List

Over the three decades we have been building wells, we have developed a strong
alliance with many professionals in the building industry. Here are some of the
many builders we work with.

Bill Dunn Construction, Inc. 512-847-8311 BillDunnConstruction.com

Brad Marshall Homes 512-989-9925 BradMarshallHomes.com

Braun and Butler Construction 512-837-2882 Braun-Butler.com

Brian A. Bailey Homes 512-328-2502 BaileyHomes.com

Bridgewater Custom Homes 512-801-9109 Bridgewater.Jeff@yahoo.com

Buffington Enterprises, Inc. 512-658-5821 BuffingCorp@gmail.com

C&A Builders 512-261-0692 www.CABldrs.com

Camelot Custom Homes, Inc. 512 577 8348 CamelotHomesInc.com

Casa Bella Development 512-563-9716 Casabella-CustomHomes.com

Caswell Services, Inc. 512-445-4388 CaswellServicesInc.com

Classic Constructors, LP 512-402-1660 ClassicConstructors.com

Dalgleish Construction Company 512-346-8554 Dalgleish.net

DaVinci Homes 512-858-0800 DavinciFineHomes.com

Don Crowell Builders 512-328-9974 DonCrowellBuilders.com

Duffin Construction 512-858-2063 DuffinConstruction.com

Emerald Crest Development 512-478-4950 ADuncanTex@gmail.com

Encino Homes 512-963-6288 MBradshaw1@austin.rr.com

Foursquare Builders, LLC 512-912-7533 FourSquareBuilders.com

J. Pinnelli Company 512-478-5958 Pinnelli.com

Michael Deane Homes, Inc. 512-478-2400 MDH.com

Partners in Building 512-266-6701 PartnersInBuilding.com

Russell Eppright Custom Homes 512-347-9955 EpprightHomes.com

Unique Transformations of Austin 512-300-0132 UniqueTransformationsaTX.com

 Distance Requirements For New Wells
In The State of Texas

The State of Texas has set minimum distance requirements for new wells. These rules keep wells
away from property lines, septic tanks, septic fields, and sewer lines. The rules help prevent the
contamination of the aquifer. The state requires that a standard well annulus be cemented 10’ from
the surface. With this completion method, the well must be 50’ from property lines, 50’ from septic
tanks, and 100’ from septic fields.
Standard Cemented Well

If the new well is too close, the well can be pressure cemented. This will allow the property line to
be as close as 5’ away and the septic field can be up to 50’ away. The septic tank must maintain the
50’ setback as well.
Pressure Cemented Well

For wells that are installed where the area is serviced by a city sewer system, new wells must be 5’
from property lines and 50’ from all sewer lines.
Well Near Sewer Line

Some groundwater districts have setback requirements that supersede the state requirements. These
setbacks vary from district to district. Check with us about the distance requirements and possible
exceptions for your site.
 Major Aquifers Of Texas

Major Aquifers of Texas

DALLAM SHERMAN HANSFORD OCHILTREE LIPSCOMB

HARTLEY MOORE HUTCHINSON ROBERTS HEMPHILL

OLDHAM POTTER CARSON GRAY WHEELER

ARM- COLLINGS-
DEAF SMITH RANDALL STRONG DONLEY WORTH

CHILD-
PARMER CASTRO SWISHER BRISCOE HALL RESS

HARDEMAN

BAILEY LAMB HALE FLOYD MOTLEY COTTLE WILBAR-

FOARD GER WICHITA

CLAY
LAMAR RED RIVER
MONTAGUE COOKE GRAYSON
COCHRAN HOCKLEY LUBBOCK CROSBY DICKENS ARCHER FANNIN
KING KNOX BAYLOR
BOWIE
DELTA

FRANKLIN
TITUS

MORRIS
THROCK- JACK WISE DENTON COLLIN HOPKINS
YOAKUM TERRY LYNN GARZA KENT STONEWALL HASKELL MORTON YOUNG HUNT CASS

CAMP
ROCK-
WALL
RAINS MARION
WOOD UPSHUR
SHACKEL- PARKER TARRANT DALLAS
GAINES DAWSON BORDEN SCURRY FISHER JONES STEPHENS PALO PINTO
FORD
KAUFMAN VAN ZANDT HARRISON
G REGG

HOOD SMITH
JOHNSON
ELLIS
ANDREWS MARTIN HOWARD MITCHELL NOLAN TAYLOR CALLAHAN EASTLAND
SOMER- HENDERSON PANOLA
ERATH RUSK
VEL
NAVARRO
EL PASO COMAN- HILL CHERO-
GLASS- CHE KEE SHELBY
LOVING ECTOR COCK COKE BOSQUE ANDERSON
WINKLER MIDLAND
STERLING RUNNELS
COLEMAN BROWN FREESTONE NACOG-
HAMILTON DOCHES
SAN
WARD McLENNAN LIMESTONE AUGUS-
HUDSPETH TINE
CULBERSON MILLS
SABINE
CRANE
UPTON REAGAN TOM GREEN CORYELL HOUSTON
REEVES LEON ANGELINA
IRION CONCHO
FALLS
McCULLOCH LAMPASAS TRINITY
SAN SABA

NEWTON
ROBERT-

JASPER
BELL MADISON
SON
SCHLEICHER MENARD POLK TYLER
PECOS BURNET MILAM WALKER
JEFF DAVIS
CROCKETT MASON LLANO WILLIAMSON BRAZOS SAN
GRIMES JACINTO
KIMBLE BURLESON
SUTTON
HARDIN
TRAVIS LEE MONTGOMERY
GILLESPIE WASHING-
BLANCO LIBERTY ORANGE
TERRELL TON

WALLER
BASTROP
PRESIDIO KERR HAYS JEFFERSON
AUSTIN
EDWARDS
KENDALL FAYETTE HARRIS
VAL VERDE
REAL CALDWELL
BREWSTER COMAL CHAMBERS
BANDERA
COLORADO
GUADALUPE FORT BEND

BEXAR GONZALES GALVESTON

LAVACA
KINNEY UVALDE MEDINA WHARTON
BRAZORIA
WILSON
DE WITT
JACKSON
ATASCOSA KARNES
ZAVALA FRIO MATAGORDA

Legend
VICTORIA
MAVERICK
GOLIAD

CALHOUN
DIMMIT BEE

Pecos Valley
LA SALLE McMULLEN LIVE OAK REFUGIO

ARAN-

Seymour
SAN SAS
PATRICIO

JIM

Gulf Coast
WEBB WELLS NUECES
DUVAL DE V E L O
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JIM HOGG
BROOKS
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KENEDY

Hueco - Mesilla Bolson

TE

Ogallala STARR

HIDALGO
WILLACY

Edwards - Trinity Plateau (outcrop) CAMERON

Edwards - Trinity Plateau (subcrop)

Edwards BFZ (outcrop)

©
Edwards BFZ (subcrop)
Trinity (outcrop) DISCLAIMER

Trinity (subcrop) This map was generated by the Texas Water Development Board
using GIS (Geographic Information System) software.
No claims are made to the accuracy or completeness of the
NOTE: Chronology by Geologic age. Miles information shown herein nor to its suitability for a particular use.
0 25 50 100 150 200 The scale and location of all mapped data are approximate.
OUTCROP (portion of a water-bearing rock unit exposed at the land surface)
SUBCROP (portion of a water-bearing rock unit existing below other rock units)
Map updated December 2006 by Mark Hayes, GISP
 Trinity, Glenrose & Edwards
formations of Central TX

The layers of limestone and clay that lay below our feet are very fascinating. The
layers slope downward to the Southeast and rise to the Northwest. Generally, most
recharge for these formations occur where the porous layers of the rock outcrop to
the surface. The main production zones are the Edwards, the Glenrose layers and
the Lower Trinity. The Glenrose and the Lower Trinity make up the Trinity Aquifer,
while the Edwards is a separate aquifer. In most cases, the thickness and porosity
of the formations are smaller as they rise toward the surface. This means that they
produce less volume and are more prone to be affected by droughts. Formations that
are deeper are generally thicker and have more substantial porosity. This leads to
higher flows and longer drought tolerances. Conversely, the water quality tends to be
degraded the longer the water stays in the formation. Therefore, the deeper zones have
poorer quality water than those in more shallow layers.
 Submersible Water Well System
with “Hide a Well”

Many of our clients are concerned about the final look of the equipment. For those special sites that
require a smaller profile, we have developed the “Hide-a-Well” completion method. This technology
is not new, but it is rarely used in Texas. It was developed for cold climate areas where there are freeze
concerns. But, the technology does work well to provide you with a very small well head.
As you can see in the picture, the well head
can be as small as 13” in height and 5” in
diameter. The cost to install this option is
very similar to the standard completion
methods. Of course, we only use brass
equipment to prevent corrosion and top
it off with an aluminum well cover.
The equipment can be painted or easily
covered to conceal the well.

Wellhead measuring only 13” high.

 Storage Tank Systems

submersible pump on/off

storage tank

pressure
tank booster pump on/off
well head temporarily

booster pump on/off

booster permanently
pump

Tired of sulfur gas in your well water? Our system lets

the gas escape naturally by aeration. Like carbonation in a
soft drink, the gas only escapes when the liquid is not under
pressure. This occurs inside the tank and the gas is vented out.
Need a backup water system in case of submersible pump
failure? The storage tank can give you a reservoir of water Before
that can be used if your well pump fails. The customer can
select the amount of reserved water which can be accessed
by flipping a single switch. Then with careful use of your
remaining water you can continue to have full flow and
pressure while we service your well. If necessary, your
storage tank can be filled by a local water delivery service.
How about more water pressure and better flow? Yes, a
storage tank can do this for you even if your well produces
only one gallon per minute. With a storage tank you may
never know that you have a weak well.
After
Are you tired of replacing the submersible pump in your
well? With a storage tank your pump will have about one
tenth the number of starts. This will double or triple the life of
your pump.
Do you have sediment in your water? A storage tank can
let the sand, rust, or limestone settle to the floor of the tank. If
necessary, the tank can be cleaned out every few years through a
manhole cover built into the lid. It also removes all iron and gives
you gravity fed water during power outages.
At Bee Cave Drilling, Inc., our objective is to make Here are some
owning a water well a pleasure. examples of how you
Most of our customers are thrilled with their water well. We can get creative with
would like the opportunity to change your opinion about your storage tank
yours. Give us a call, and we will come to your location, covers!
explain our various systems, and give you a free estimate on
site. We welcome the opportunity to earn your business.
 “No-Spill-Drill”

Our customers are often surprised by the mess that is created

during the drilling process. In some cases, the cost to clean up
the drilling cuttings and restore the site to original conditions can
be very expensive. Some sites are so sensitive that you can’t spill
drill cuttings on the ground. If this sounds like your site, don’t
worry. We have a solution. We bring in a container to catch all
drilling cuttings and water. Then we haul it off and you are left
with a clean site.
 PumpSaver

If you want to protect your

pump from dry run, rapid
cycle, and low voltage, the
PumpSaver is the product to
get. It watches the power used
by the motor and shuts the
motor off if the conditions are
not ideal. If the pump runs out
of water, the pump shuts down
and automatically restarts after
a delay. It also protects the pvc
production pipe and casing from
heat damage.

Solar Pumps
If you don’t have power to
your site, we can still give
you water. Recent advances in
solar technology have made
this a viable option for many
customers. Prices are now very
reasonable for this growing
business. If you need a solar
pumping system, ask us how we
can custom design a system to
fit your needs.
 Constant Pressure Systems

Constant pressure is something

that all our customers demand.
Gone are the days of fluctuating
pressure from your grandfather’s
water well. Today, we offer a full
line of constant pressure options
to fit any need. Ask us how we
can build your system with a
constant pressure pump.

Bulk Water Delivery

We deliver water
too! If your tank
is low, call us for a
load of water. We
offer reasonable
rates and will do
whatever we can
to get your water
system on today.
 Preferred Partners
We are asked on a daily basis, “Do you
know someone who does _____”? Yes!
We have partnered up with other
companies that supply their clients
with the same level of customer
service, honesty and integrity that we
deliver to our own. Please browse the
following pages, and if you choose one
of our “Preferred Partners”, please
tell them “Bee Cave Drilling sent me”
when you call. You will be well taken
care of! If you don’t see what you
need, please give us a call. We may
still know someone.

Septic Systems • Site Prep • Lot Cleaning

Maintenance Contracts • Rocksaw • Backhoe • Bobcat

Spillman Excavating
14310 Hwy. 71 West
Austin, Texas 78738
Office: 512-263-2338 Fax: 512-263-1622

“Big” Joe
512-636-2033
“L’il” Joe
512-636-0528
Call us today for an irrigation estimate for your home.
512 - 310 - 1914
2 years Parts / Service Warranty
Fast, Clean and Efficient Installation
Rainwater Collection and Specialty Irrigation Available

Licensed Irrigator 7589

 Preferred Realtors List

We have a vast number of real estate professionals that we work with. They coordinate with our staff to en-
sure the well on a property is in good working order. We also advise them of any recommendations we may
have to make the system more efficient. This pertains to both existing wells, and to property that will need a
well in the future. Never buy a property without calling and requesting either a well inspection, or a well esti-
mate. We will help you set your expectations on well cost, and water availability. A good realtor will always
advise you to consult with a quality well professional.

Alicia Kelley (Realty Austin) 512-736-7585 AliciaKelley@realtyaustin.com

Allison Akers (Austin Modern Living) 512-275-6255 Allison@austin.modernliving.com
Andrea Parker (RE/MAX Gateway) 512-767-8857 AndreaParker421@gmail.com
Rebecca King (City View Realty) 512-786-3248 BKing@cityviewtx.com
Betty England (MaxAvenue,LLC) 512-619-3040 Betty@BettyEngland.com
Burt Dement (Realty Austin) 512-689-7352 BurtDement@realtyaustin.com
Carmen Erthal (Amelia Bullock Realtors) 512-587-4687 Erthal@ameliabullock.com
Chris Poynor (Keller Williams) 512-794-6604 Chris@hotaustinrealestate.com
Cliff Adams (Gateway Realty) 512-944-5958 www.gatewayrealtynow.com
Desmond Milvenan (Turnquist Partners) 512-294-4740 Desmond@TurnquistPartners.com
Drue Goodale (Austin City Living) 512-431-8416 Drue@austincityliving.com
Gene Arant (Keller Williams) 512-261-1000 www.GeneArant.com
Jackie Good (Realty Austin) 512-431-3395 Jackie@realtyaustin.com
Jennifer West (Keller Williams) 512-913-3342 JenniferWestAgent@gmail.com
Joseph Honegger (Outlaw Realty) 512-497-9252 Joe@outlawrealestategroup.com
Keri Aladeniyi (Realty Austin) 512-241-1300 Keri@realtyaustin.com
Kim Reynolds Gregorcyk (SW Realty) 512-658-1070 Kim@SWRealtyAdvisors.com
Malene Howard (Keller Williams) 512-288-5885 MHoward19@austin.rr.com
Marilyn Goldner (Amelia Bullock) 512-944-0630 Marilyn@ameliabullock.com
Melony Coffman (Keller Williams) 512-968-0361 Melony@austin.rr.com
Mike Heslop (BloodHound Inspections) 512-217-6797 Mike@bloodhoundinspections.com
Polly Clarke (Turnquist Partners) 512-658-6389 Polly@sellsaustin.com
Ronnie Klein (Keller Williams) 512-431-6955 Ronnie@ronnie-klein.com
Scott Moore (Zip Realty) 512-569-9406 SMoore@ziprealty.com
Shawn Culhane (Culhane Premier Properties) 512-590-0850 Shawn@shawnculhane.com
Susan Hershey (Keller Williams) 512-818-0429 SHershey@kw.com
Tami Baker (Riverstone Residential) 512-496-6784 Tami@RiverstoneRE.com
Jeff Coffman (Keller Williams) 512-968-0361 JeffCoffman@realtor.com
Todd Grossman (Realty Austin) 512-919-6524 Todd@realtyaustin.com
Tom Coplen (Stanberry & Associates) 512-619-7507 TomCoplen65@gmail.com
Trisha Graham (Turnquist Partners) 512-560-9994 TrishaGraham1@gmail.com
 What We Do

Water Well Drilling

Irrigation Wells
Geothermal Well Drilling
Well Cleanout/Deepening
Submersible Pumping Systems
Solar Pumping Systems
Sulphur Gas Removal
Storage Tank Systems
Booster Systems
Constant Pressure Systems
Community Water Systems
“Hide-A-Well”
“No-Spill-Drill”
Bulk Water Delivery

185 Angel Fire Dr. • Dripping Springs, Texas 78620

Office: 512-894-4221 • beecavedrilling.com
License: #54416, #54436, #54870