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    Cresswell Drilling Co

    5.0 (2 reviews)

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    Awesome company, highly recommended. Experts in every respect in this field. Reasonable friendly and knowledgeable

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    Amber Water Pros - Two of our rigs drilling a water well for a newly constructed residence.

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    Amber Water Pros

    (28 reviews)

    Peru N.Y. I had a good experience from the customer service…read more in communicating and booking To Austin, & Dylan showing up at the house to work on the well. They were professional, helpful, & hardworking Young men. They kept working till the job was finished. Thank you

    As a fellow local business owner (Foundation Homes of CNY), I've thought long and hard before…read moreposting this review. I'm sharing it to warn other homeowners and industry professionals. I had a long-standing relationship with Amber Wells / Amber Water Pros that was, for years, very positive and professional. We worked together on numerous projects over multiple years totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars. They also installed a $40,000+ well/water treatment system at my personal residence. Until this dispute, I had no issues with Amber personally or professionally. What happened (documented): On or about September 12, 2023, during excavation for a water line, Amber's excavator struck and severely damaged an underground electrical service wire, causing loss of power and significant disruption. After investigation, it was determined the damaged line could not be practically repaired and a new line needed to be installed. Licensed trades (electrician + sitework for excavation/re-trenching/backfilling) completed the repair/replacement work for approximately $3,900. Throughout the repair process, Amber and I stayed in communication and it appeared we were aligned on the resolution. After receiving the final invoices, Foundation sent Amber a formal letter on November 7, 2023, documenting the costs and stating they would be deducted from Amber's outstanding invoice. Amber received and cashed the check, then requested additional documentation to submit to their insurance carrier, so we reasonably believed the matter was settled. Months later, Amber's insurance carrier (Selective) contacted me about a claim related to the same damages, which I understand was ultimately denied. After that denial, Amber filed a summons and complaint seeking $3,900, as if the prior offset/payment had not occurred. Amber also filed a lien against my personal residence (which was improper and later removed by Amber's counsel). I then had to engage counsel and attempted to resolve the matter amicably, but those efforts were unsuccessful. The dispute went to arbitration, and Amber was ultimately awarded the original balance. My understanding is that Amber prevailed largely because their contract controlled and my November 7, 2023 letter did not contain the legally required "accord and satisfaction" language. Bottom line: While $3,900 is significant, I don't understand the actions taken here--especially given the earlier acceptance of the offset (cashing the check and requesting documentation for an insurance claim) and the subsequent escalation after the insurance denial. In my view, it was not handled reasonably and it was not worth destroying a long-standing relationship. Takeaway: Document everything, confirm responsibility for damage in writing, keep invoices/photos/communications, and be crystal clear about dispute resolution terms before work begins. For more information: amberwaterprosdispute.com

    Knight Well Drilling

    Knight Well Drilling

    (3 reviews)

    So disappointed in this business. Our neighborhood's previous well company closed so we chose…read moreKnight as our new go-to for well maintenance. For the past few years we have only used them primarily for water testing. Last Friday however, we had a major issue. The pump stopped working, and we were left with no water at all for the holiday weekend. Knight was already closed for the day, and thankfully one of the neighbors was able to find another company to come out and take a look. They recommended that we replace the pump and gave us a quote. Since we had no experience with the new company we called Knight this morning. I explained what our situation was and said that we had been given an estimate from one company but we wanted a second opinion from them also since we considered them "our" well company. I was pleased that the person I talked to said she could get a crew out today to take a look. Fast forward to two hours later and I got a call from the neighbor helping out as the point of contact. He told me that "our" own well company Knight, gave him an estimate that was not only $2500 HIGHER than the first company, but he also insisted on collecting a $185 "service fee" just to come out and look. He asked to be paid on the spot, so the neighbor felt he had no choice. I was so angry about this. Why didn't the person who put us on their schedule tell me about this fee? Just to get an estimate? For what? 10 minutes? If I had known I would have simply asked if they could quote the job based on what the other company told us was needed. I called and spoke to the scheduler again and I let her know how angry I was that she didn't bother to tell me about this charge. I said why on earth would you not say it's going to cost you $185 just to get an estimate, and give me the chance to decline, which I would definitely have done? She actually told me "why would we give you a diagnosis/estimate just so you can get someone else to do the work?" Wow. How about being transparent and not fleecing your customers? If there would have been a $50 gas fee or something that I was told about when I called I might have been less upset about it, but at no time did she say anything about it. I said I was very angry about this and I thought it was a pretty crappy way to do business. She said well we've been around for 65 years so we really don't care. In all of my years of home ownership and repairs I have never had someone charge me this much money just to provide an estimate. Needless to say we won't be calling them ever again.

    Nice folks. They replaced my well pump in about an hour. I lost water and heat in the Poconos with…read moreinclement weather coming. They really saved me.

    Cresswell Drilling Co - welldrilling - Updated May 2026

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