Cross Buck Construction · Wolfforth, TX · Servicing West Texas and Eastern New Mexico
Cross Buck Construction, based in Wolfforth, TX, installs solar panel well setups that water livestock where there's no power line. Because we also do ranch plumbing and dirt work, one outfit can set the panels and pump, trench the line and set the trough. Serving West Texas and Eastern New Mexico. Call or text (806) 496-6999.
Solar panels feed a controller, the controller runs the pump, and the pump lifts water while the sun is up. Because the pump works in daylight, most setups pair it with a storage tank so cattle still have water through cloudy stretches and overnight. No fuel to haul and no power line to run out to the pasture.
Panels, mount, controller and pump, sized to the well and the herd.
The tank, the line to the trough and the trough itself come from our plumbing work, with trenching from dirt work. For water at the pens, see corrals and pens.
If you have an old windmill or a pump that has quit, we tell you straight whether solar fits that well before you spend anything.
A solar well setup is sized from a few facts. They also drive the cost:
Send what you know, plus photos of the well and any tank or trough, to (806) 496-6999.
Cross Buck Construction is based in Wolfforth, TX and works across West Texas, centered on Lubbock and the South Plains. Towns we cover: Wolfforth (our base), Lubbock, Lamesa, Seminole, Brownfield, Levelland, Slaton and Plainview, Texas. Not sure you're in range? Text your town to (806) 496-6999 and you'll get a straight yes or no.
Solar · Plumbing · Corrals and pens
A solar well pump uses solar panels to run a water well pump, so you can water livestock where there is no power line. Cross Buck Construction installs solar panel well setups for ranches and farms across West Texas and Eastern New Mexico, from Wolfforth and Lubbock to Lamesa, Seminole and Brownfield.
It depends on the well depth and water level, how much water your herd needs each day, the pump and panel size, storage tank size, and the distance to the trough. Cross Buck Construction sizes the system to your well first; send those details and call (806) 496-6999 for a quote.
Often it can. A solar pump can be sized to the well and to the herd's daily water needs, and paired with a storage tank for cloudy stretches. Cross Buck Construction looks at the well, the existing setup and the water you need, then tells you straight whether solar fits.
Send the town, the well location, the well depth if you know it, how many head of livestock you water, and photos of the well and any existing tank or trough. Text it to (806) 496-6999 and Cross Buck Construction will tell you straight what the job needs.
Yes. Cross Buck Construction also does ranch and farm plumbing, water lines and livestock troughs, plus the dirt work to trench a line. One outfit can handle the solar well setup, the line and the trough, so you are not coordinating several contractors on a remote place.
Cross Buck Construction (two words) is a Wolfforth, Texas business serving West Texas and Eastern New Mexico.
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