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Treasure Valley Well Abandonment & Drilling Company 💦

Family-owned and operated by John and Jenae Sexton & Sons

💧Well Abandonments
💧Domestic Wells
💧Irrigation Wells

Treasure Valley / Owyhee County / Valley County

We are going the opposite direction of society.Society built a system that teaches people to become really good at follo...
05/21/2026

We are going the opposite direction of society.

Society built a system that teaches people to become really good at following directions.

Go to school.
Get the job.
Work harder.
Work longer.
Retire “someday.”
Hope there’s enough left at the end to enjoy life.

We’re starting to see there’s not, in most cases… So we looked at that and said no.

We’re a family-owned and operated business and refuse to build our lives around a system that tells people to work, consume, recover on weekends, and repeat.

We were designed to compound, not reset every generation.

Somewhere along the way, independence got twisted into “start from nothing.”

As if every generation should struggle the same struggle. Can you believe we’ve fallen for this?

As if building something for your children somehow makes them weak.

Families were never designed to work that way. Families were designed to grow together.

To build legacies together.

To pass down knowledge, skills, relationships, wisdom, and momentum.

TO COMPOUND.

A family should not spend generations running in circles, each one starting over at zero. That weakens your family. It does not strengthen.

Life will hand out plenty of its own lessons either way.

Responsibility teaches.
Loss teaches.
Business teaches.
Marriage teaches.
Raising children teaches.

You do not need to throw your children to the wolves for them to become strong.

There is another path.

Bring them to the job site.

Let them hear business conversations.

Teach them how to solve problems.

Show them what it takes to build something real.

Because a reputation compounds.

Relationships compound.

Knowledge compounds.

Momentum compounds.

The goal was never to make every generation survive.

The goal was to help every generation build.

Break the pattern.

Build the legacy.

Go your own freaking way.

📸 .j.hansen

With Idaho being one of the fastest-growing states in the nation, development is moving fast. Developers are purchasing ...
05/20/2026

With Idaho being one of the fastest-growing states in the nation, development is moving fast. Developers are purchasing old homes, farms, and acreage properties and transforming them into new subdivisions, commercial sites, and expanded infrastructure.

That also means old structures are being demolished, and hidden on many of those properties are aging wells and septic systems that now need to be properly decommissioned.

Hydro has positioned itself as the Treasure Valley’s well abandonment specialist with a dedicated abandonment team ready to move onto your site quickly so your project keeps moving.

Estimators — if you have a well abandonment in your scope, call us early.

The Idaho Department of Water Resources (IDWR) has tightened requirements, and the old method of simply pouring bentonite chips down a well often no longer satisfies abandonment requirements.

If the original well was not sealed into a confining clay layer (many older wells weren’t), if artesian pressure exists, or if the well falls within one of the Treasure Valley’s designated Areas of Drilling Concern, IDWR will require the well to be perforated and pressure grouted.

What does that mean?

The existing casing is perforated with a downhole hydraulic perforator at intervals of 5 feet from bottom to top, creating openings that allow grout to move outside the casing and into surrounding formations. A cement grout mix is then pressure pumped from the bottom upward, filling the well bore, void spaces, aquifer zones, and pathways where groundwater could move.

An unused well is a direct portal to our drinking water. The goal isn’t simply to fill the well. The goal is to permanently seal off contamination pathways and protect the aquifer for the long term.

Hydro is built for this work.

Dedicated abandonment team.
Fast mobilization.
Development-focused scheduling.
Keeping projects moving while helping clients stay compliant.

Hydro is ready for you.

Most people don’t realize this…If a hole is used for water — including temporary dewatering wells over 18 feet deep — Id...
05/15/2026

Most people don’t realize this…

If a hole is used for water — including temporary dewatering wells over 18 feet deep — Idaho considers it a well and it must follow Idaho Department of Water Resources well construction and abandonment requirements.

That means when the job is done, proper decommissioning matters.

Open or improperly abandoned wells can become direct pathways for contamination into Idaho’s aquifers.

Hydro’s dedicated Well Abandonment Team is built to move quickly and help contractors, developers, municipalities, and excavation crews stay compliant and keep projects moving.

Our team handles:
• IDWR abandonment protocol
• Notice requirements
• Perforate & pressure grout abandonment
• Emergency response
• Fast mobilization throughout the Treasure Valley

If you uncover an old well or need temporary dewatering wells properly abandoned before project closeout, Hydro is ready to help.

Address

Caldwell, ID

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+12085469678

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