Vermillion Pump & Drilling LLC.

The state insures Vermillion under workers'-comp classes for drilling and for pump installation and repair, along with a permanent yard or shop, which lines up with what the business advertises: water well drilling, well system installation, maintenance and repair, and pump work. The company says it installs Grundfos pumps and Franklin Tri Seal equipment. The crew sits in the four-to-six range, and the state lists Alexander Vermillion as a principal since 2022. Past jobs include new well and pump installs and the rebuild of a well house after fire damage. This is a good fit for a homeowner putting a new well on a rural lot north of Spokane, replacing a pump that has quit, or upgrading an older well setup that never delivered steady pressure. It's a residential well and pump specialist, so indoor plumbing, drain or sewer line work belongs with a general plumber, and large commercial water systems fall outside the work it does. Drilling a new well in Spokane County or the surrounding counties isn't a do-it-yourself paperwork job. Washington's Department of Ecology requires a notice of intent before a well is drilled, and the well has to be constructed by a licensed driller who files the well report afterward. Electrical work for the pump and pressure controls usually needs its own permit and inspection through L&I. Some counties also want water availability documented before they'll issue a building permit for a new home. Expect the contractor to file the drilling notice and pull the permits that apply, since those records follow the property and matter when you sell or refinance.