
Well Decommissioning and Dewatering Services in St. Paul
If you have an unused or aging well on your property, or need to manage groundwater on a job site, Lakeland Drilling Ltd. is here to help. We specialize in well decommissioning and well dewatering services across St. Paul, Alberta, offering safe, efficient, and regulation-compliant solutions for residential, industrial, and environmental clients. With over 40 years of experience, our team ensures your site is protected, your water systems are responsibly managed, and your project stays on track.
What Is Dewatering?
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Dewatering is the process of removing groundwater or surface water from a specific area, typically a construction or excavation site, to create a dry, stable environment for work. It’s a critical step in many infrastructure and industrial projects, helping to prevent flooding, soil instability, and delays caused by excess water.
Dewatering Applications
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Our dewatering services are tailored to meet the demands of a wide range of industries and site conditions. Whether you're preparing a foundation or managing a flooded zone, we have the equipment and expertise to get the job done right.
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Construction Site Excavation
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Bridge Foundation Projects
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Mining Operations
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Flooded Areas


What is Decommissioning?
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Well decommissioning is the process of permanently closing and sealing a well that is no longer in use. This involves removing any remaining equipment, disinfecting the well, and filling it with approved sealing materials to prevent contamination of groundwater sources. Proper decommissioning is essential for environmental protection and is often required by Alberta’s water regulations.
Safe and Compliant Well Decommissioning Services
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At Lakeland Drilling Ltd., we follow strict provincial guidelines to ensure every decommissioning project is completed safely and responsibly. Our team uses industry-approved materials and techniques to seal wells in a way that protects groundwater, prevents surface contamination, and eliminates safety hazards. Whether you're decommissioning a residential, industrial, or environmental well, we’ll ensure the process is handled with care, precision, and full regulatory compliance.
Alberta Grant Program for Well Decommissioning
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If you have an abandoned or inactive well on your property, you may qualify for financial assistance through Alberta’s Water Well Restoration or Replacement Program. This grant helps landowners cover the cost of properly decommissioning old wells, reducing environmental risks and protecting groundwater resources.

