Nearly 50 years of local drilling experience for homes, ranches, businesses and agricultural operations.
Serving Wyoming Since 1979
Local Geology Experience
Homes · Ranches · Agriculture
Who we serve
A good well plan begins with your property, your water needs and realistic expectations about what is underground.
New-home wells, replacement wells and dependable water access for rural properties.
Discuss your project →Practical well solutions for stock water, remote pastures and day-to-day ranch operations.
Discuss your project →Water-well drilling for agricultural, commercial and light municipal needs.
Discuss your project →Straight answers before drilling starts
Nearby records and local geology can help set expectations, but every property is different. We will give you the clearest picture we can, explain the unknowns and help you make a practical decision before equipment arrives.
What to expect
Water-well projects have uncertainties. The communication process should not.
Share the location, intended water use, timeline and any existing well information.
We use local experience, nearby records and project requirements to discuss the likely scope.
We outline the expected work, pricing basis and what could change once drilling begins.
Once approved, we coordinate access, timing and the equipment needed for your property.
Our crew drills, constructs and finishes the well, then walks you through the completed work.
Service area
Inyan Kara Services works with landowners across the region. Access, mobilization and project fit are evaluated individually, so the fastest way to confirm service is to send us the property location.
Founded in Wyoming
Our company
Bob and Glenna Riehemann founded Inyan Kara Services to serve the drilling needs of northeastern Wyoming. Today, the next generation carries that experience forward with the same focus on practical work, honest communication and long-term relationships.
The equipment has changed over the decades. The responsibility to the landowner has not.
Talk with our team →Common questions
The final cost depends heavily on depth, geology, casing, access and the water system you need. We start with your property location and intended use, then provide an estimate based on the likely scope. Drilling always carries subsurface uncertainty, and we will explain that before work begins.
No contractor can guarantee water depth before drilling. Nearby well records and local geology can provide a useful range, but the actual depth and production are determined underground. Our experience in northeastern Wyoming helps us set realistic expectations.
A property address or legal location, the planned use of the water, your preferred timeline and any information about existing or neighboring wells are all helpful. If you do not have everything, start with the location—we can take it from there.
Yes. Inyan Kara Services works with homeowners, ranchers, agricultural operations and businesses. Tell us how the water will be used so we can discuss an appropriate drilling and completion plan.
We are based in Upton and primarily serve northeastern Wyoming. Send us the property location even if you are outside the immediate area; mobilization is evaluated project by project.
Request an estimate
Send the details you have. A member of our team will follow up to discuss the property, your water needs and whether the project is a fit.