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Well, Pump & Water Services

Private wells are common around the Sebago Lake region, and a failed pump or water-quality problem can make a seasonal home unusable quickly. These providers offer well, pump, testing, filtration, and related water-system services.

Well, pump and water-system providers

McMahon’s Water Services — Alfred

Residential and commercial well-pump service, emergency pump work, water testing, filtration and purification, and well drilling. The company notes experience with the deep water tables found in Casco, Raymond, Gray, and Cumberland.

Atlantic Water Solutions, LLC — Alfred

Well drilling and service, pumps, water-system maintenance, treatment, well chlorination, and water testing. The company’s published service area specifically includes Naples and Standish.

Randy Marquis Well, Pump & Filter — Sanford

Listed by the Maine Ground Water Association for well drilling, pump installation and repair, water filtration, geothermal work, camera inspection, and water testing across Cumberland, Oxford, and York counties.

A-Z Water Systems — New Gloucester

Best fit: out-of-water calls, well and pump repair, new wells, water testing, filtration, hydro-fracking, and radon mitigation. Its official portfolio includes lake-house and residential work in Casco and Windham.

Affordable Well Drilling, Inc. — Sabattus

Best fit: new well drilling, pump systems and service, hydro-fracturing, down-hole inspections, and excavation. The company publishes a 100-mile service radius that includes Cumberland and Oxford counties.

Goodwin Well & Water, Inc. — Turner

Best fit: full water-system projects from drilling through pump installation, water treatment, hydrofracking, borehole video, and geothermal. Established in 1948, with more than 14,000 systems installed.

Hansen’s Well Drilling, Inc. — Gorham

Best fit: well drilling, pump systems, and hydro-fracturing. The company serves Southern and Western Maine; confirm current scheduling for the exact lake property.

Before scheduling service

  • Describe whether you have no water, low pressure, discoloration, odor, sediment, or an intermittent problem.
  • Ask whether emergency and weekend service is available in your town.
  • Confirm whether the visit covers the well, pump, pressure tank, plumbing, testing, or treatment system.
  • For a seasonal camp, explain the winterization schedule and how long the property has been vacant.
  • For drinking-water concerns, ask which laboratory tests are appropriate rather than relying on appearance or taste alone.

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Listings are planning resources, not endorsements. Confirm current coverage, licensing, insurance, pricing, references, and the exact scope of work directly with each provider. Details last reviewed August 2026.