Allen Drilling drills the well. IKE Concrete pours the foundation. One yard on US 285. One phone number. The same family the high country has trusted for six decades.
Jack Allen and the Pederson family have been drilling water wells and pouring concrete out of the same yard on US Highway 285 since 1965. When you call, you reach the people who'll be on your property — not a call center.
From hard-rock domestic wells to ready-mix delivery for your foundation pour, the work is done by neighbors. The crew, the trucks, and the gear all live in the same town you do.
Whether you need a well drilled or a foundation poured, the same family runs the job from start to finish.
A straightforward four-step process. We tell you what to expect, then we do exactly that.
Tell us what you need. Property location, well needs, concrete volume. Free estimates always.
We come out, walk the property, check access, and write up the job with a firm price.
We file the CDWR well permit or the local concrete order, then put you on the schedule.
Our crew shows up with the rig or the mixer truck, finishes clean, and stands behind the work.
My experience with Jack and Allen Drilling was excellent, & Kim was so helpful throughout the whole process.
When a town's only ten-thousand feet up and the population fits in a high-school gym, the businesses you can count on are the ones that have been here all along.
Every driver, every operator, every helper lives in Fairplay or the surrounding South Park towns. Sixty years of payroll and overtime have stayed local — spent at the local grocery, the local feed store, the local diner.
We come out to your property, walk it, and write up the job — at no charge, no obligation, no upsell pressure. It's how we've earned our reputation in the high country since 1965.
No phone tree. No call center. When the phone rings at 651 US 285, it's the family that picks up. The same name on the truck is the same name on the contract.
We hold an active membership in the National Ground Water Association — the professional body that sets training, safety, and water-quality standards for the well-drilling trade nationwide.
From drilling the well to pouring the foundation that sits next to it — the same family runs the work. No subbing it out to a stranger you've never met. No coordination headaches.
Drilling in South Park isn't drilling at sea level. Hard rock, frozen ground, narrow access, and Colorado's permitting code have shaped sixty years of practical experience. We know what works at altitude because we've done it here.
The yard's open Monday through Friday and the phone is always answered by family.
Get in touchFree estimates on residential and commercial work. Monday through Friday, eight to five.