Steen
Fast and easy to set up appointment. Super efficient work done by the guys. Well done - no pun intended. Highly recommend.
Well Services in Moreno Valley, CA
Well pump service for the north end of the San Jacinto groundwater basin, dispatched from the Anza shop
Call (760) 440-8520Reviews
Review text for Moreno Valley is not in the site archive. The company rating above is the combined Google figure for the Ramona and Anza shops.
These cards are verbatim Google reviews from Hemet, Menifee, and Winchester. The town in the label is the town on the review.
Angela
Highly recommend!
Larry
Great company quick very competent and knowledgeable. I wouldn't use any one else.
Moreno Valley groundwater, with the monitoring wells set aside
This town is served from the Anza shop at 57174 CA-371, Anza, CA 92539. Voice (760) 440-8520. Text (760) 823-7963.
DWR Bulletin 118 basin 8-05, the San Jacinto Groundwater Basin, underlies Moreno, Perris, Menifee, and San Jacinto Valleys. The 2016 boundary description places the Box Springs Mountains on the north. Valley fill in the western and northern parts of the basin reaches about 900 feet in the 2003 description, and may exceed 5,000 feet farther east between the Casa Loma and Claremont faults. DWR's basin-wide production range of 200 to 2,600 gallons per minute is not a Moreno Valley house-well yield.
California DWR Well Completion Reports compiled in the site well-depth file (generated January 30, 2026). Depth and yield figures below use the domestic water-supply reports tagged with that city. The file has 332 reports tagged Moreno Valley. 171 are monitoring wells, many of them shallow auger holes, so a median taken from every report is not a domestic well depth. The 52 domestic reports have a median depth of 304 feet, the middle half are roughly 270–440 ft, and the median reported yield is 10 gallons per minute (49 reports with a yield). One of those reports lists 2,600 gallons per minute, the top of the DWR basin production range, so it is not a typical house-well yield.
The public Recent Work file has one Moreno Valley project: pump service on April 22, 2026 (Well service in Moreno Valley). This page does not add job cards from other cities to fill a list.
Sources: DWR Bulletin 118, San Jacinto Groundwater Basin 8-05 (2003); 2016 basin boundary description; the site well-depth file; Recent Work in Moreno Valley.
Moreno Valley well services
Well pump repair
Pump, motor, and control work. The one published Moreno Valley visit in Recent Work was pump service.
Pump repair →Well drilling
New wells are quoted from a site visit. Domestic completion reports tagged Moreno Valley have a median depth of 304 feet. That is a file median, not a bid.
Well drilling →Water testing
Testing for the well you have. Basin 8-05 water quality is not one number for every parcel.
Water testing →Emergency well service
No water: call (760) 440-8520. Moreno Valley calls are dispatched from the Anza shop.
Emergency service →Booster pumps
Booster and storage-tank systems when the well pump is not the failed part.
Booster pumps →Why call the Anza shop for Moreno Valley
- Serving shop: Anza, 57174 CA-371, Anza, CA 92539. Not a Moreno Valley storefront.
- License: CSLB #1086994 (C-57 Water Well Drilling). Founded 2020.
- Voice: (760) 440-8520. Text (760) 823-7963.
- Nearby town pages: Perris, Menifee, San Jacinto, Hemet.
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Moreno Valley well questions
Which shop covers Moreno Valley?
Moreno Valley is served from the Anza shop at 57174 CA-371, Anza, CA 92539. Call (760) 440-8520 or text (760) 823-7963.
Which groundwater basin is under Moreno Valley?
DWR Bulletin 118 basin 8-05, the San Jacinto Groundwater Basin, which also underlies Perris, Menifee, and San Jacinto Valleys. The 2016 boundary description places the Box Springs Mountains on the north side of the basin.
How deep are Moreno Valley domestic wells in the completion reports?
The site well-depth file has 332 reports tagged Moreno Valley, and 171 of those are monitoring wells, so the all-report median is not a drinking-water depth. The 52 domestic reports have a median depth of 304 feet, with the middle half roughly 270–440 ft, and a median reported yield of 10 gallons per minute across 49 reports that list a yield.
Is there a published Moreno Valley well job?
The public Recent Work file has one Moreno Valley project, a pump-service visit on April 22, 2026. This page links that project and does not borrow job cards from other towns.
Recent jobs in Moreno Valley
One published project is tagged Moreno Valley.