10 Lead Magnet Ideas for Well-drilling companies

An interactive tool that estimates sustainable yield, pump head, and recommended pump size using well depth, yield, and daily usage. Users enter basic well data and receive a printable, drill-ready plan to discuss with a professional.

A 12-month maintenance calendar for private wells, listing monthly tasks for pumps, tanks, filters, and water testing. Includes checklists and quick tips to prevent outages and keep water quality high.

A curated directory of accredited water-testing labs, with submission instructions, typical turnaround times, and common tests (nitrates, bacteria, hardness). Helps homeowners plan and budget testing.

A detailed, printable checklist covering permits, site planning, boundaries, and essential questions to ask a driller during quotes. Keeps homeowners organized before starting a well project.

An AI-powered worksheet that asks a few questions about daily needs and home layout and outputs recommended pump horsepower, tank size, and a brief rationale for your driller. Great for accelerating accurate quotes.

A ready-to-use 48-hour plan for water outages: conserve water, sources for emergency supply, and a simple contact list. Builds confidence and reduces stress during disruptions.

A directory of vetted local well drillers, pump technicians, and water-treatment pros with service areas and quick contact options. Enables homeowners to compare quotes and find licensed professionals quickly.

An interactive calculator to estimate borehole costs by depth, geology, and location, with line-item breakdowns and money-saving tips. Helps homeowners budget before requesting bids.

An AI-driven planner that models ROI for upgrades (storage, filtration, UV, rehab) across usage scenarios, showing costs, savings, and recommended next steps.

A practical guide outlining how seasons affect water quality, with month-by-month maintenance tips and a printable quick-checklist to stay ahead of issues.