Educational Resources

When you rely on a private water well, drought conditions can affect far more than just how much water is available underground. The real issue isn’t simply “using too much water”—it’s that drought lowers the water table and reduces the natural pressure that normally...

Advancing Clarity, Quality, and Ethics in Oklahoma’s Water Well Industry The water well industry in Oklahoma has long operated under a framework of state statutes and administrative rules designed to protect groundwater, ensure safe construction practices, and...

Ace Water Well Service Now Offering OREC‑Approved Course: Residential Water Wells Ace Water Well Service is proud to announce that our new training course, Residential Water Wells, has been officially approved by the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission (OREC) as an...

When buying a home with a private water well, many buyers assume the home inspector will thoroughly evaluate the well system. In Oklahoma, that assumption can create expensive problems. Under Oklahoma Administrative Code Title 158, licensed home inspectors are not...

Thinking about drilling a new water well in Oklahoma? This comprehensive guide is meant to set you on the right track and give you general advice concerning the process, rules and regulations, and costs associated with drilling a new water well.  Step One:...

There are basically two types of faucets for outdoor use. The ones you typically see on the side of your house that come out from the wall and extend deep into a wall of the house, allowing it to be well insulated and warm past the plunger that is opened and closed...