About This Site
PortlandWellDrilling.com connects people who need well work with a local well company. This page explains who runs it, how it is paid and what happens to your request.
Serving requests around Portland, Oregon
Calls are recorded for quality assurance.
Who runs it
PortlandWellDrilling.com is a referral service run by CJP Services LLC, a Florida company. The site is not a well constructor, pump installer or contractor of any kind. It does not drill, repair or test wells, and it does not quote, price or schedule work.
When you call the number on this site or send the form, your request goes to one independent local well company. That company talks with you, looks at the job, sets the price and does the work. Your agreement is with that company, and you pay it directly.
How the site is paid
The well company pays this site for the referrals it receives. You pay this site nothing. Since the site earns money when requests reach the company, that arrangement is also noted at the bottom of every page.
When you call
A short recorded notice plays first: Calls are recorded for quality assurance. For now, calls reach a message line. Leave your name, a callback number and a line about your well, and a local company calls you back, usually the same business day.
When you send the form
What you type is passed to the well company, which may reach you by phone, text or email to follow up on your well. Nothing you send is sold or added to a mailing list. For what is kept and for how long, see the privacy page.
Stopping contact and privacy questions
To stop contact or ask about your information, email [email protected] with your name and the phone number or email you used.
What the site does not do
- It does not check, rank or recommend companies.
- It does not oversee or inspect any well or pump work.
- It makes no promise about results, timing or price.
- It does not publish reviews, ratings or testimonials.
Before you hire anyone to build or alter a well, ask to see their Oregon water well constructor's license, and get the work in writing. The company is a separate business from this site.
About the guide pages
The pages on well rules and testing summarize Oregon state guidance in general terms. For your property, the Oregon Water Resources Department (503-986-0900) and the Oregon Health Authority's Domestic Well Safety Program (971-673-0440) have the final word.
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.