For a quarter century we've pulled clean water out of Central Texas ground — with windmills, submersible pumps, and solar systems built to run in country the power company forgot.
Whether you want the old iron turning again or a solar array quietly filling the stock tank, we handle the whole job — the tower, the pipe, the pump, and everything down the hole.
Sales, repair, rebuilds and full installs of classic multi-blade windmills. New leathers, gearboxes, sucker rod and towers — the machine that pumps for free on the wind alone.
Repair · Rebuild · New TowersElectric submersible pumps sized to your well and your water demand — houses, herds and irrigation. Set deep, sealed tight, and built to run for years without a second thought.
Install · Service · ReplaceHigh-volume line-shaft turbine pumps for big demand and deep wells — the workhorse when you need serious gallons per minute for irrigation or livestock at scale.
High Volume · Deep WellSolar-powered pumping that fills tanks on nothing but sunlight — no meter, no fuel, no wire run across the pasture. Ideal for remote troughs and off-grid corners of the place.
Off-Grid · No Utility BillWater-well pump installation and setting done right the first time — pipe, wire, pitless adapters, pressure tanks and controls. We leave the system running and show you how it works.
Install · Pipe · ControlsLost your water? We troubleshoot and fix what you've already got — windmill, submersible or turbine. Straight answers on whether to repair the old rig or set something new.
Diagnose · Repair · AdviseNo motor, no meter — just wind and iron doing what they've done on Texas land for over a century. Here's the whole trip, from breeze to trough.
The multi-blade fan catches even a light breeze and swings the tail to face it head-on.
The turning wheel drives a gearbox that converts spin into a steady up-and-down pumping stroke.
A long rod runs down the well pipe, lifting a cylinder and its check valves with every stroke.
Each stroke draws groundwater up through the drop pipe, one column of water at a time.
Clean water spills into the storage tank or trough — free, quiet, and running while you sleep.
When The Luling Foundation wanted to show ranchers that the sun could pump water, they turned to us to build it. We set a demonstration solar well on their farm — alongside Bluebonnet Electric, the LCRA and Texas AgriLife Extension — that still runs on nothing but daylight.
It's the same system we'll build on your place: panels on a post, a pump down the hole, and clean water in the tank with no meter running.
Charlie and Paul Royall started out of Luling with a simple idea: rural people deserve someone who answers the phone, shows up, and knows the difference between a windmill leather and a turbine bowl.
A windmill isn't like a light switch. It's a machine that has to stand up to Texas wind, heat and hard water for decades — and when it quits, you want someone who's rebuilt a hundred of them, not read about one. We work on the old iron and the new electronics with the same care, and we'll tell you honestly which one belongs on your place.
Family-owned and run out of 15240 FM 1322, we're a Luling Chamber of Commerce member serving the ranch country around town and across Central Texas. One call gets you the same crew from the first look to the last bolt.
Based on FM 1322 in Luling, we run out to ranches, farms and rural homes across Caldwell County and the surrounding Central Texas counties. If you're not sure you're in range, just call — we probably are.
Ask about your addressNew install, a windmill that's stopped, or a pump that quit in the heat — call and talk to the people who'll actually do the work.
(512) 844-4960