Texas Wharton County
Water well drillers in Wharton County, Texas
3 individual water well driller license records list a business address in Wharton County (EL CAMPO, WHARTON), according to TDLR data retrieved October 10, 2026. This is a licensee count, not a company count.
- 3 individual license records
- 3 also licensed for pump installation
- 1 licensed for geothermal wells
Well records and local rules in Wharton County
The TWDB Submitted Drillers Reports map layer contained 3,833 reports tagged Wharton County when retrieved October 11, 2026. This counts submitted reports of different well types and uses; it does not count operating domestic wells or establish a reliable depth or yield for your land.
- Find nearby reports. Open the TWDB well-report search instructions, choose “Well Reports Search by County and Use,” then select Wharton and the use relevant to your project. Compare the report locations with your property. TWDB cautions that reported locations may be inaccurate.
- Check the property’s groundwater district. Use the official groundwater conservation district map and TWDB district directory. Ask the district to confirm its jurisdiction and current registration, permitting and spacing requirements for your parcel before drilling.
- Confirm service coverage separately. A licence holder’s address in Wharton County does not establish that their company serves your land. Ask for the company name, the responsible licensed driller and a written quote for your location.
These statewide tools help you investigate a specific property. We have not verified a permit authority for every parcel in Wharton County. District boundaries can cover part of a county; nearby records do not guarantee water on your site.
Before you call
These are individual licensees whose business address is registered in Wharton County. That doesn't mean they serve every part of the county, and licensees based in other counties may work here too. Every listing comes from the public license record; company identity and affiliations require separate evidence. Confirm the license with the TDLR license search and ask which company would quote and complete your project.
Individual license records with addresses in Wharton County
Dustin Alan Kight
EL CAMPO, TX · Wharton County
Individual license record · Company identity not established
- License
- Texas water well driller #60579, expires December 4, 2026
- Drilling
- Water wells
- Pump installation
- Single-phase pumps, Three-phase pumps, Windmills, hand pumps and pump jacks
- Business phone
- (979) 578-1820
Franklynn John Ellis
WHARTON, TX · Wharton County
Individual license record · Company identity not established
- License
- Texas water well driller #4908, expires May 30, 2028
- Drilling
- Water wells, Monitor wells, Closed-loop geothermal wells, Dewatering wells, Injection wells
- Pump installation
- Single-phase pumps, Three-phase pumps, Line shaft turbine pumps, Windmills, hand pumps and pump jacks
Joe Edward Strack IV
EL CAMPO, TX · Wharton County
Individual license record · Company identity not established
- License
- Texas water well driller #61403, expires September 27, 2028
- Drilling
- Water wells
- Pump installation
- Single-phase pumps, Three-phase pumps, Line shaft turbine pumps, Windmills, hand pumps and pump jacks
- Business phone
- (512) 527-4767
What these drillers are licensed for
| Endorsement | License records |
|---|---|
| Water wells | 3 |
| Monitor wells | 1 |
| Closed-loop geothermal wells | 1 |
| Dewatering wells | 1 |
| Injection wells | 1 |
| Single-phase pumps | 3 |
| Three-phase pumps | 3 |
| Line shaft turbine pumps | 2 |
| Windmills, hand pumps and pump jacks | 3 |
To see who has drilled wells near your property, look up nearby well reports: how to find water well logs in Texas. Before you hire, compare written quotes with the quote checklist.
Common questions
How many water well driller license records have an address in Wharton County, Texas?
3 individual license records list a business address in Wharton County in TDLR data retrieved October 10, 2026. This is a licensee count, not a count of separate drilling companies. It does not establish service coverage.
Do these drillers serve all of Wharton County?
The county is where each driller's business address is registered, not a declared service area. Ask each driller whether they work at your property and how far they travel.
How do I confirm a driller's Texas license?
Search the name or license number in the TDLR license search. These listings show the license record as of October 10, 2026; confirm it is still current before hiring.