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Burns Well Drilling Inc

Farmington, ME · Franklin County · Well drilling and pump installation

  • Geothermal
  • Pump Installation
  • Pump Repair
  • Well Abandonment
  • Well Drilling
  • Well Repair

License record

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License number
WDC0016, WD02314, WD00237, WD00447, WD00457, WD02177, WD00491, WD02314, WD00447, WD00457, WD02177, WD00125
License type
Well drilling and pump installation
Status
Active
Expires
December 31, 2026
Last verified
September 30, 2026

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Services on the state record

Maine licensed well drilling company (Maine Water Well Commission company license WDC0016, expires December 31, 2026). Licensed individuals at the company: Benjamin R Bourassa (WD02314: apprentice well driller, journeyman pump installer); Richard Burns (WD00237: master well driller, master pump installer, open loop geothermal); Thomas E Farmer (WD00447: journeyman well driller, apprentice pump installer, open loop geothermal); Scott Govoni (WD00457: journeyman well driller, apprentice pump installer); Zachari Meader (WD02177: journeyman well driller, apprentice pump installer); Trent Robinson (WD00491: master well driller, master pump installer, open loop geothermal); Benjamin R Bourassa (WD02314: apprentice well driller, journeyman pump installer); Thomas E Farmer (WD00447: journeyman well driller, apprentice pump installer, open loop geothermal); Scott Govoni (WD00457: journeyman well driller, apprentice pump installer); Zachari Meader (WD02177: journeyman well driller, apprentice pump installer); Glenn Dyer SR (WD00125: master well driller, master pump installer, open loop geothermal). Plus 27 apprentice licensees. Maine licenses both the company and the individual under 32 MRS chapter 69-C and the Commission's rules (10-144 CMR chapter 232); a master well driller may drill, deepen, hydrofracture and abandon wells, a master pump installer may install and service pumps and pressure systems, journeymen work under a master, and geothermal grades cover open and closed loop systems. Maine requires no state permit for a household well. Filed 569 well reports with the Maine Geological Survey well database since 2016, most recently in December 2025, mostly in Franklin, Somerset and Kennebec counties; the median depth of those wells is 280 feet and the median yield 5 gallons per minute.

Service area

  • Franklin County
  • Somerset County
  • Kennebec County
  • Oxford County
  • Androscoggin County
  • Piscataquis County
  • Cumberland County
  • Lincoln County

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