Ryan Wragg, owner and operator of Wragg Well Company, is a third generation well-driller serving the New England area. In 1956, Ryan's grandfather, George, and Bruce Wragg started a company in Connecticut. Ryan has set out on his own, bringing 20 years of his own drilling experience and decades of family knowledge serving the New England Area. He is a member of the National Groundwater Association and a National Ground Water Certified Well Driller.

Indiana Geothermal Contractors is at the forefront of Indiana's geothermal industry, focusing on providing top-tier geothermal heating and cooling solutions for both residential and commercial properties. Our core values lie in our extensive knowledge, utilization of sustainable technologies, and unwavering dedication to ensuring customer delight. Our range of services encompasses everything from expert installation to meticulous restoration and proactive maintenance of geothermal systems. With our team of certified technicians and adherence to superior standards, we consistently surpass customer expectations. We firmly believe in the transformative power of geothermal systems to enhance efficiency and promote environmental stewardship. Reach out to us today and discover how integrating geothermal technology can revolutionize your lifestyle.

We have been performing geothermal drilling since 1987 as a drilling contractor and since 1993 as a loop/piping contractor. We are Kentucky water well certified, IGSHPA certified, a WaterFurnace GSC, and hold various certificates for schools and trainings attended. We presently operate three rigs, a 2006 T450WS, a 2007 T450WS and a 2011 T450WS, all manufactured by Schramm. We also have several support trucks. We specialize in residential and small commercial work. Our residential work consists of drilling approximately 200 homes per year...way too many to list individually! We also drill several small commercial projects with fewer than 100 boreholes. Several of our residential homes consist of 15 to 24 tons of HVAC. In addition to geothermal drilling, we do a lot of water well drilling.