CONTINENTAL DRILLING SERVICES

DEEP WORK. DONE RIGHT.

OIL & GAS

CONDUCTOR PACKAGES
RENTALS
RIG SUPPLY WATER WELLS
PLUG & ABANDONMENT
We provide conductor packages, rig supply water wells, equipment rentals, and plug and abandonment services to operators across the Gulf South. This is where the company was built, and it’s work we continue to execute with precision and field-tested credibility.

INDUSTRIAL

WELL INSTALLATION
FOUNDATION DRILLING
SERVICE
DEWATERING
DOWNHOLE INSPECTIONS
Continental handles the full scope of industrial drilling needs, including well installation, well service and maintenance, downhole inspections, foundation drilling, and dewatering operations. We bring the equipment, the expertise, and the experience to handle complex industrial environments where precision matters and downtime is not an option.

MUNICIPAL

WELL INSTALLATION
SERVICE
DOWNHOLE INSPECTIONS
From new well installation to ongoing service and downhole inspections, Continental partners with municipalities and public utilities to deliver dependable water infrastructure. We understand the responsibility that comes with public water systems and approach every project with the rigor, transparency, and reliability those systems demand.

AGRICULTURAL

IRRIGATION
LIVESTOCK
Continental provides reliable drilling services for the agricultural community across the Gulf South, from irrigation systems that keep crops producing to livestock water wells built to perform through hard seasons. We understand the demands of working land, and we bring the same precision and dependability to every agricultural project that farmers and operators depend on to stay running.

ENVIRONMENTAL

MONITORING
REMEDIATION
Our environmental drilling services support monitoring and remediation projects that require accuracy, documentation, and discretion. Continental works alongside environmental consultants, engineers, and regulatory teams to deliver clean, compliant results in the field. When the data has to be right and the work has to hold up to scrutiny, we’re the crew you want on site.

RESIDENTIAL

WELL INSTALLATION
SERVICE
FILTRATION
Whether you need a new well installed, an existing system serviced, or a water filtration solution for your home, Continental brings the same professionalism to residential customers that we bring to every job. Clean water at home isn’t a luxury, it’s essential. We treat it that way.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

STRAIGHT ANSWERS, NO RUNAROUNDS

What areas does Continental serve?

We serve four states across the Gulf South: Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, and Mississippi. Our roots run deepest in Louisiana, where Continental has drilled since 1953. However, we’ve built the crews, rigs, and licensing to work wherever those four states send us.

That covers water well drilling and service across a wide range of conditions, from coastal Louisiana to the piney woods of Mississippi and the flatlands of east Texas and Arkansas. If your site falls within our four-state footprint, we can send a crew to it.

Is Continental licensed and insured?

Yes. Continental’s drilling operations are fully licensed and insured in every state where we operate. Licensing means our crews meet the new well construction standards set by each state.

Insurance means the liability sits with us if something goes wrong on your property. We’re glad to provide proof of licensing and current certificates of insurance before any work begins.

How long does well installation typically take?

It depends on the scope. Continental can drill, case, and complete a residential water well in as little as one day. A large municipal, industrial, or oil and gas project can take up to six months depending on a variety of factors that include, but are not limited to, the following:

  • It may involve deeper drilling.
  • It may need larger casing.
  • It may also have a more complex design.

The variables are depth, geology, well casing (the steel pipe that lines the borehole), permitting, and the design. Once our technician reviews your site, we provide a realistic timeline rather than a guess.

How do I know if I need a new well or just a repair?

Most problems exist below the surface, so we won’t know until we can inspect the site ourselves. Some problems indicate a repair is needed: low water pressure, cloudy or gritty water, sputtering faucets, or a pump that runs constantly.

Others point to replacement: a collapsed casing, a dry aquifer, or a well that has simply reached the end of its service life. That’s why we send a service technician to investigate before we recommend anything. We’d rather diagnose the well correctly than sell you a new one you don’t need.

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TELL US WHAT YOU NEED. WE’LL HANDLE THE REST.