Where we help

Calls and requests from these towns go to a local well pump pro who works in Bartow County:

• Cartersville. The county seat, on the Etowah River, with Allatoona Lake and Red Top Mountain State Park to the east.
• Adairsville. Up in the north end of the county along I-75.
• Emerson. Just south of Cartersville, near Allatoona Lake and Red Top Mountain.
• Euharlee. West of Cartersville, home of the Euharlee Covered Bridge.
• Kingston. In the western part of the county.
• White. North of Cartersville along US 411.
• Taylorsville. In the southwest corner of the county, reaching into Polk County.
• rural Bartow County. Communities such as Cassville, Stilesboro, Rydal and Folsom, and the farms and homes in between.

Not sure whether you're in the area? Call anyway and we'll tell you.

Wells across Bartow County

Bartow County sits on two kinds of rock. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, about three-quarters of the county, the northwest and central parts, is limestone, dolomite, shale and sandstone, where water moves through cracks and dissolved channels in the rock and is generally hard. The southeastern quarter, toward Allatoona Lake, is harder granite gneiss and schist, where well water tends to be softer. That is why two neighbors can have very different wells, and why hard-water scale shows up in so many pumps, valves and pipes.

Whatever the town, the usual problems are the same: no water at all,weak pressure, a pump that clicks on and off, or a pump at the end of its life. If you're building outside the county water lines, see new well drilling.

Source: U.S. Geological Survey, Geology and Ground-Water Resources of Bartow County, Georgia (1963).