Lost all pressure to my well, had one company tell me I had a leak in my system. I wasted an entire…read moreday searching for a leak to the water system to my farm before I got smart and called Cunningham. A father and son team showed the next day and replaced my failed pump and pressure tank in under an hour. Very satisfied with this company.

How refreshing for a company to show up when they said they would, to actually call to confirm, and…read moreto charge a fair price for the work required. They also did not try to convince us to perform work that was unnecessary and expensive. Definitely recommend them.

I have used Cardinal Mechanical Services a number of times including replacing an old hot water…read moreheater and some well work. In every case they have responded promptly (that, in and of itself is unique) and their work is excellent. Most recently the water heater they installed started leaking after about 5 years. It was leaking internally and through no fault of the installation. I contacted Cardinal to ask about the warranty and was told it was still in effect. According to the manufacturer the warranty only covered the cost of replacing a faulty heater. After the new one was installed Keith told me that there was no labor cost as well and that a new water heater should not have had any problems this early on. That was completely unexpected. They are truly a rarity in today's world.

Honestly, wow. I wish I had contacted them sooner! Keith was not only incredibly knowledgeable in…read morehis craft (plumbing + HVAC/furnace), but he was also selfless in only offering solutions that served my best interests and were cost effective and manageable. Had I not contacted Keith for a second opinion, I would likely have followed another vendor's (poor) recommendation and would have been out of pocket $8K for a new HVAC unit that I did not actually need. I also would have paid 3 times the cost for my plumbing needs (installation of an outdoor hydrant). Keith is more than reasonable, extremely experienced, fair, and really professional all around. He takes a lot of pride in the work that he does and it shows in the quality of his workmanship. I have no hesitation in recommending him and would definitely work with him again in future.

I am extremely satisfied with the workmanship and reliability of Appomattox Well Drilling. I paid a…read morebit more overall for my bored well, but they stand behind their work and I am 100% satisfied. The workmen were friendly and professional allowing for a very positive experience overall.

Maybe you don't get any good reviews because your service is poor. We had someone come out related…read moreto dirty water after rain and the old guy acted like he didn't know what he was talking about. Said he would have someone call. We were never contacted. We called your company back but no one ever returned our calls. Rain again. Dirty water again. Very frustrated. Nobody seems to want to work now days.

Review for well-drilling…read more WT Moore is the man to go to for your well. Honest in that he does what he says he will. Calls back.

From the owner: Hire the professionals at W T Moore Well Drilling for proficient well drilling services. We're a…read morefull-service well drilling contractor providing quality services. From drilling steel casing water wells to installing geothermal wells, our technicians are well equipped to handle them all.

THIS COMPANY IS GARBAGE!!! I purchased my home from Clayton Homes in Farmville and they chose to…read morehave this company come out and drill the well for my new home. They drill the well in August and my home was not done until December 15th. I moved in that day and within 5 days there was no water. Longwood Well Drilling came out to check the issue and proceeded to fill the will with 2 truck loads of water and then changed the water filter. They advised it was just the water filter causing the issue. As of September 12th 2016 my well was dry. They were alerted of the issue after I changed the water filter and it still did not improve the water situation and said the well was dry. The woman on the phone started to insinuate that the warranty was expired because they go by the date they drilled the well not the date I started occupying the home. She accused me of having an attitude when she insinuated this lack of coverage. A representative at Clayton called and advised that they had a county inspector coming out to site for a new well spot and asked where I wanted it. I repeated several times, "I just want it wherever they can get water." To which I was told there is no way to detect what spot will generate water that they just have to drill and see if it comes up. I did not have any knowledge of drilling so I simply repeated to just drill where they feel will get water. They drilled another well 20 feet uphill from the existing well. Only to discover that there is no water in that spot either. They advised they would have to have the county site another drill spot. At this point being a full-time college student and full-time working mother with 2 SMALL CHILDREN (10 months and 7 years) and a my husband who is in the army and currently DEPLOYED, I asked my father to handle the affair. He went out the county representative and asked them where they could drill and he advised anywhere on the property that is at least 100 feet away from the septic (which has a post that sticks up from the ground and is very visible). He then met with the drilling company when they came back to my home to site a new drill spot and told them to use the water finding device (which what do you know ACTUALLY EXISTS). The man then advised that they had not bothered to use that on the previous two wells. When they used it this time though they found FOUR spots they could drill and water would come up! After that the man advised my father that someone would have to PAY for the drilling of the 3rd well because only 2 drillings are covered under the original payment. This total would be approximately $6,000.00. My father fought this by saying if the job had been done right initially then there would have only needed to be one well drilled. We are not paying for the third well. That was 2 weeks ago. A week ago the woman on the phone called to tell me we would have to cut down some trees so they could drill the new well and that they could not do anything until that is done. She asked if my (disabled veteran) father would be able to do that. My father wanting to get this done as soon as possible so me and his grandchildren would have running water in our home, went to see how big the trees were. They are thin sapling trees that the company could simply knock out of the way when they go to drill. To this date 10/27/2016 they have not called us back, they have not given me an estimated date of starting or finishing, and told us they don't know when they will get to it. So, from 9/12/2016-10/27/2016 my children and I have not had water and these two companies have left us this way. I do not recommend either one of them.