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Ogden Wells was founded in 1980 by T.J. Ogden as an installer of small diameter shallow wells for residential use. Since that time we have grown into a company that can provide groundwater solutions from the individual homeowner to complete municipal water systems.

We have earned a reputation among our clients and professional colleagues for our innovative approach to design, installation, and solutions to complex problems. Our company has been built and continues to grow on repeat business, client referrals, and customer commitment in both the private and public sectors.

Our staff is fully trained and certified to meet any challenge. We utilize all of the latest equipment and techniques to ensure the most cost-effective, longest-lasting systems available.

Based in Tewksbury, Massachusetts, we serve clients across seven states and operate two divisions: Ogden Wells for water well drilling, pump systems, and filtration, and Geothermal Drilling of New England (GDNE) for ground-source heat pump installations.

Ogden Wells drilling crew and fleet in New England
The Ogden Field Crew & Rigs
45+ years of master drilling in New England
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Real Rigs, Master Crews, Real Jobsites

We do not use generic stock photography. Explore 13 authentic high-resolution photos documenting our pneumatic rotary drilling rigs, deep pump crane trucks, winter ledge operations, and field crews across Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

Commercial Fleet of Rotary Rigs
Fleet Asset
3 Heavy Rotary Rigs
Masts raised at headquarters ready for deployment
Active Bedrock Well Drilling
Drilling Operation
Bedrock Rotary Drilling
Active air-hammer penetrating New England granite
Ogden Wells Heavy Crane Service Truck
Emergency Pump Rig
4x4 Heavy Crane Truck
Hydraulic boom pulling deep 600ft submersible pumps
Ogden Wells Field Crew
Master Crew
The Ogden Drillers
Decades of hydrogeological field experience

Over Four Decades of Growth

1980

T.J. Ogden founds the company in Tewksbury, MA, installing small diameter shallow wells for residential use.

1980s

Expands into bedrock well drilling with rotary and cable tool equipment. Earns driller licenses in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

1990s

Grows into commercial and municipal water system projects. Adds pump installation and service division with a fleet of service vehicles.

2000s

Launches the Geothermal Drilling of New England (GDNE) division to serve the emerging market for ground-source heat pump systems.

2010s

Adds water filtration and conditioning services. Expands licensing to Rhode Island, Maine, and New York — now serving most of the Northeast.

Today

A full-service groundwater company serving residential, commercial, and municipal clients across seven states with a modern fleet of drilling rigs, pump service vehicles, and experienced field crews.

We Know You Have Choices

✓Serving New England Since 1980
✓Modern equipment fleet
✓Fully staffed office
✓Insured and bonded
✓7-day-a-week service
✓Install all types of wells including gravel, shallow and artesian
✓Written warranties on all installations
✓Free estimates on every project
✓NGWA certified drillers
✓We perform the complete job — start to finish
✓Licensed in MA, NH, RI, ME, and NY
✓Authorized dealer of professional products
✓Professional engineering services available

Industry Recognized

National Groundwater Association (NGWA)

Massachusetts Groundwater Association (MGWA)

New England Irrigation Association (NEIA)

International Ground Source Heat Pump Association (IGSHPA)

MA, NH, ME, RI, NY — Licensed Drillers

Service area map — New York and New England states highlighted

Licensed Across the Northeast

From our base in Tewksbury, Massachusetts, we serve residential, commercial, and municipal clients across seven states. We hold active driller's licenses in MA, NH, RI, ME, and NY, with service capabilities throughout Connecticut and Vermont.

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Geothermal Drilling of New England

No company is better equipped for geothermal drilling than our dedicated GDNE division — serving residential, commercial, and institutional clients across all of New England.

Geothermal heat pump systems use the earth's constant underground temperature to heat and cool buildings, reducing energy costs and environmental impact. Our GDNE team handles everything from initial bore field design to final loop installation.

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