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Aspin Well Drilling

3.0 (2 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 5:00 pm

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BG PUMP - Me Standing Next to New Pump and Motor

BG PUMP

(3 reviews)

Wow! BG Pump (Brandon Grasilli) is amazing. Finally, we have found a pump company that absolutely…read moreknows their stuff. We've had him out to address several projects related to our irrigation. He always performed his work exceptionally. We had used two other pump companies prior to finding BG and there is NO comparison. BG is our go to company. Why? Quality equipment - they refuse to use sub-quality gear and we appreciate that. You can always get cheaper gear, but it never lasts and you won't be happy. Every project BG has completed for us has left us completely satisfied. Always explains what he is doing and why - he patiently answers all our questions completely and when he replaces gear, he shows why the replacement is required and how the replacement product will perform better, longer, and ultimately be of a significantly higher value. BG bends over backward to address emergencies - when our irrigation system failed to operate properly this past summer, putting two dozen orange trees at risk, he made us a priority to provide a repair and worked late into the evening to get our system running. The repair required pulling more than 500 feet of pipe, ultimately finding a single, corroded, and sub-quality coupling (cast iron instead of stainless steel) that had completely failed. Note the inferior coupling had been installed by a competitor (who will remain nameless). The competitor saved a few bucks and cost us a lot. We now have a system that includes highest quality materials and one that will outlast us... and at a reasonable price. Thank you, Brandon and Chelsie. Cost - normally we would say you get what you pay for, but BG breaks the rule. Brandon is the best, but he's far from the most expensive. Quite frankly, he provides the best value in the region. Matt and Caylor Nuth

Brandon has completely reworked our well and his work was excellent! We couldn't be happier and I…read morerecommend him to everyone. He is always prompt, courteous, professional, and gets the job done in a reasonable time at a reasonable price.

Fain Drilling & Pump - Monitoring Wells

Fain Drilling & Pump

(27 reviews)

THE GREATEST STORY NEVER TOLD…read more There is an ancient Chinese tradition whereby parents honor their first-born son with a long, elaborate name. Nicknames or shortening of any kind is forbidden. Alternatively, second-born children (and beyond) are typically given short, insignificant names. #notwoke An example of this is a fable passed down through the generations. A boy named Chow Chee Wai-Lin Xiao Qiang Peng (meaning: "The Greatest Ever To Be Born") and his younger brother Wong ("Small and Insignificant") are playing too close to their well, which they had been warned to avoid. As it is told, Wong falls into the well and his older brother runs to tell their mother. She tells him to summon the "Man with the Well Hoist". Wong is rescued and recovers. Days go by, and the boys are again playing near the well. This time, the older brother falls in. Chang runs to their mother and tries to tell her Chow Chee Wai-Lin Xiao Qiang Peng has fallen into the well. But Wong is panicked and out of breath, so he stutters and mispronounces his brother's convoluted name. His mother insists that he repeat the name-- but slowly and with respect. He tries repeatedly until he gets it right and is instructed to get the Man with the Well Hoist. They pull Chow Chee Wai-Lin Xiao Qiang Peng from the well, but because of the length of time he was submerged in the cold water, he gets hypothermia and sadly does not recover. This obscure tale gave birth to the famous Chinese saying: "Four things not come back: the wasted word, the spent arrow, the neglected opportunity, and boy with long name who falls in well." Legend has it that this is why the Chinese now give all of their children short names. #woke Pro tip: if you need a good "Man with a Well Hoist", the professionals at Fain will show up on time and get your well running again. They didn't find anybody at the bottom of our well, but did discover a seized-up motor, which was promptly and properly replaced.

We had a great experience with Fain Drilling. Their team was professional, efficient, and kept us…read moreinformed from start to finish. Everything was completed on time, and the quality of work exceeded my husband and i's expectations. We love our new well. I highly recommend them! Thank you again!!!

Aspin Well Drilling - welldrilling - Updated October 2026

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