About This Site
GreenBayWellDrilling.com connects people who need well work with a local company. Here is who runs it, how it is paid and where your request goes.
Serving requests around Green Bay and Northeast Wisconsin
Calls are recorded for quality assurance.
Who runs this site
GreenBayWellDrilling.com is a referral service. Its operator is CJP Services LLC, a Florida company. Neither the site nor CJP Services LLC is a well driller or a pump installer, and neither one drills wells, repairs pumps, collects water samples, quotes jobs or sets prices.
Your call or form request is passed to one local well company. That company talks with you, looks at the well or the lot, prices the job and does the work. Any agreement for the job is made with that company, and you pay that company, not this site.
How the site makes money
The well company pays this site for each referral it receives. Requesters are never charged by this site. Since the site earns money when a request reaches the company, every page footer notes the arrangement.
Your call
Before the call connects, a recording says: Calls are recorded for quality assurance. For now, calls go to a message line. Leave your name, a good callback number and a short note about your well, such as no water, a new well or a test. A local company returns the call, usually within the business day.
Your form
Form details go to the well company so it can reach you by phone, text or email about that request. Nothing you send is added to a mailing list or sold. The privacy page lists what is kept and for how long.
Opting out and privacy
Email privacy@greenbaywelldrilling.com to stop any further contact or to ask about your data. Give your name plus the phone number or email address you used on this site so the request can be found.
What the site does not do
- Book appointments or set any price.
- Drill, inspect, sample or seal a well.
- Promise an outcome, a date or a cost.
- Publish reviews, star ratings or testimonials.
When a company calls back, ask to see its DNR well drilling or pump installer license and proof of insurance, ask what it will file with the state, and get the scope and price in writing. That company is its own business, separate from this site.
The guide pages
Setback distances, testing schedules and sealing rules on this site are short summaries of Wisconsin rules and state guidance. Your lot, your county and the DNR decide what applies to your well.
Ready when you are
Call now, or send the form. A local pro calls you back, usually the same business day.
Calls are recorded for quality assurance.