Well Pump Repair in Transylvania County, NC

Merrill Drilling & Water Systems' experienced team delivers results - with prompt, professional service that meets and exceeds industry standards. In addition to our experience,Merrill Drilling & Water Systems holds multiple local and state accreditations, throughout the Southeast including national certifying organizations. While our company has grown, so has our commitment to service excellence. Merrill is committed to providing forward-looking solutions that meet and exceed customer expectations. If you have a drilling project, water well, or water system you need quoted, consider a name that generations have turned to for prompt, professional service. Let Merrill be a resource for you!

Alexander’s Story…it started with a lighting strike. Scott and Ashley love Western North Carolina-the mountains, the people, and the values of being good neighbors. After moving into their new home in Brevard, their water well was hit by lightning, and Hamilton arrived to solve their problem. Hamilton, a 3rd Generation Western North Carolina Company with over 70 years of drilling and servicing water wells, including water purification systems. They are growing Hamilton to maintain trust and reliability in household water services, ensuring families, businesses, agents, and builders get the response, care, and expertise they need.

In 1917, Virgil McCrary founded McCrary Well Drilling after learning the trade from a Virginia well driller, starting with a single steam-powered machine. His son, Tom McCrary, joined the family business in 1948 after returning from World War II service in the U.S. Army. The business was renamed McCrary and Son Well Drilling to reflect their partnership. Tom worked alongside his father, mastering the trade and operating the steam-powered rig. In the early 1950s, he upgraded to a churn-style drilling machine, and in 1962, he acquired the first modern era drilling machine in Western North Carolina. Over the following decades, Tom expanded the business, serving homeowners across the region while training his stepson, Matt Parker, to take the reins. Today, Matt continues the family legacy as both the owner and lead well driller.