All Cape Well Drilling

A customer who hired All Cape Well Drilling for multiple wells says the company honored its prices and credited them when the latest job came in under the quoted amount. The Harwich company says it serves homeowners in Barnstable County, handling new and replacement wells, pumps, water storage tanks, irrigation systems, well chlorination and emergency water-system repairs. It reports 20 years in business. Recent Google customers describe help with both urgent problems and time-sensitive testing. One says Shaun and Mary immediately helped resolve an issue on Fourth of July weekend. Another, needing a well test quickly for a real-estate closing, says Mary Harrington put through a rush order and made the process easier. Google lists a 5-star average from 27 ratings. Older customers give specific accounts of restoring water and replacing equipment. In a December 2024 review, a homeowner described losing water late on a Friday, calling Saturday morning and getting a crew within an hour. The customer said Mary and Shaun explained the options, and a new well was drilled and connected by the end of Monday. Another December 2024 reviewer said All Cape found their mother's well head and replaced the pump in under three hours after another company had been unable to locate it. A June 2025 reviewer described an irrigation well that stopped working after a storm-related power surge. The crew initially suggested calling an electrician, then returned a few minutes after leaving to try another approach; the customer said they fixed the problem within ten minutes. A separate June 2025 customer said a crew arrived in less than two hours after a Sunday well failure, replaced the controller and checked that everything worked. In an August 2023 review, a customer described drilling an irrigation well in a tight spot. The same customer said the company later came out twice to diagnose and fix irrigation problems at no charge, even though those problems were unrelated to the well. An April 2022 reviewer described a new well drilled to 280 feet and a pump installation, saying the water yield increased from five to ten gallons per minute.