Stewart Well Logging Service helps drilling contractors protect every well with accurate diagnostics, fast reporting, and on‑site support from an experienced owner‑operator.
Experienced field operator
Ronnie Stewart brings over 28 years of hands‑on water well drilling and geophysical surveying experience
Flexible scheduling around your rig
We coordinate directly with your crews to fit logging, video inspection, and verification into your drilling schedule

Related services: Water Well Video Inspection · Formation Analysis & Reporting · Well Construction Verification
What’s included in a geophysical logging visit
Every logging job is run rig‑side by owner‑operator Ronnie Stewart, with the goal of giving your crew clear answers before you commit to casing, screens, or seals. A typical visit includes:
Downhole electric logs (e‑logs) run through the full depth of the borehole
Formation profiling to identify producing zones, clays, and problem intervals
Depth‑referenced data your crew can act on before the rig moves
On‑site discussion of recommended screen intervals while the hole is still open
Logging can be combined with well video inspection, formation analysis, and construction verification in a single mobilization, so you get a complete picture of the well in one visit.
When to schedule logging
Most contractors schedule logging as soon as the borehole reaches target depth and before casing and screens are set — that’s when downhole data can still change the design. Logging is also valuable on existing wells when planning rehabilitation, troubleshooting production problems, or documenting conditions for owners and agencies. We serve drilling contractors throughout California and take on select projects in neighboring states.
What you receive
You get clean, depth‑referenced logs, clear screen‑interval recommendations, and documentation formatted to support DWR well completion reports, engineering review, and permit files. Ronnie walks your crew through the results on site, so decisions don’t have to wait for a report to arrive.
Geophysical well logging FAQs
How long does logging take?
Most wells are logged in a single visit, and results are discussed rig‑side the same day. Exact time on site depends on depth and site conditions, and we confirm a realistic window when you book.
Does the borehole need to be open to run e‑logs?
Yes — electric logs read the formation itself, so they need to be run before casing is installed. If your well is already cased, a video inspection is usually the right tool instead.
Can logging really change how I set screens?
That’s the main reason contractors book it. Logs show where the productive zones and clays actually are, so screens go where the water is instead of where the cuttings suggested.
Do you travel outside of California?
Our home base is California and most of our work is here, but we take on projects in neighboring states case by case. Call with your location and we’ll confirm.







