Prescott
Home base. Moderately hard water, 75–130 ppm (4.3–7.6 grains/gal) by the city’s own report. City water and wells both.
Service areas
Yavapai County, plus all of Sedona
A smaller map, covered properly: every corner of Yavapai County, from Ash Fork and Seligman in the north to Black Canyon City and Congress in the south, and the whole Verde Valley. No trip fee anywhere on it, and no surcharge for a dirt road.
Where we work
Each town below has its own page, with its water figures, ZIP codes and the plumbing it tends to need. The times are the drive from Prescott.
Prescott Valley
About 15 minutes. Plus Dewey-Humboldt and Mayer. The town reports about 7.2 gpg, and 9.6 on the Mingus West system.
Chino Valley
About 25 minutes. With Paulden. Big Chino basin, mostly wells, and the well chemistry here is worth taking seriously.
Kirkland & Skull Valley
About 35 minutes. Including Williamson Valley, Wilhoit, Peeples Valley and Yarnell. Rural, well-fed, long driveways.
Cottonwood
About 50 minutes. With Cornville, Clarkdale and Jerome. Verde Valley wells, and the arsenic conversation is a real one here.
Sedona
About an hour. And the Village of Oak Creek. Red rock country: hard water with no published hardness figure, and a lot of second homes that sit empty between visits.
Verde Valley
Camp Verde, Rimrock and Lake Montezuma. Wells, irrigation, and a lot of iron.
Walker & Groom Creek
Up the hill south of Prescott. Winter access can be interesting; the work is the same.
Spring Valley & Cordes Lakes
East side of the county. Covered, same prices, no trip fee.
The rest of the county has its own pages too: Dewey-Humboldt, Mayer, Paulden, Bagdad, Congress and Yarnell, Black Canyon City and Seligman and Ash Fork.
Explore by region
Verde Valley
Sedona, Cottonwood, Camp Verde, Jerome, Clarkdale, Cornville, Rimrock
Yavapai County
The county-wide page: its arsenic record, and every community one by one.
Complete City list
Every Yavapai County community we serve, organized by region.
Central Yavapai (HQ)
- Prescott • Prescott Valley • Chino Valley
- Dewey-Humboldt • Mayer • Paulden
- Williamson Valley • Spring Valley • Cordes Lakes
Verde Valley
- Sedona • Village of Oak Creek • Cornville
- Cottonwood • Verde Village • Clarkdale
- Jerome • Camp Verde • Rimrock • Lake Montezuma
Western Yavapai
Northern & Southern Yavapai
- Ash Fork • Seligman • Drake
- Black Canyon City • Cordes Junction
- Spring Valley • Poland Junction
Don’t see your town? If it’s in Yavapai County, we cover it — the flat rate is the same in Seligman as it is in Prescott. Call 928-228-5770 and Neil tells you on the phone.
Why not Phoenix
CreekWell does not serve Maricopa County. The business used to advertise there and it did not work — a one-man shop two hours away cannot be the person who comes back when something needs a second look.
If you are in the metro, you want somebody local to you. We would rather say that than take the drive.
Questions
Questions people ask Neil
Can you come out right now?
Yes, for repairs and emergencies under $1,000.
Call or text 928-228-5770, Monday to Saturday, 7am to 7pm; a priority call gets a same-day visit when Neil is free. Whole-house systems wait for the contractor licenses (what the licenses change).
Is there a trip fee for rural addresses?
No. Same price at the end of a dirt road as in downtown Prescott.
Williamson Valley, Skull Valley, Walker, Groom Creek, out past Cornville — all normal, all no extra charge.
Do you work in Phoenix or Flagstaff?
No. Yavapai County, plus all of Sedona.
Flagstaff is outside the area: on the Coconino County side, only Sedona is served. Phoenix is in Maricopa County and is not served.
Book now
Call Neil, or request a visit
Monday to Saturday, 7am to 7pm. Neil answers his own phone and calls requests back in the order they came in.