Water:

Stagecoach Trails is situated over one of Mohave County's largest and most plentiful aquifers. The water quality is excellent, and full domestic water rights have been conveyed with each parcel. As a result, many property owners have drilled wells for their water supply. The water depth varies significantly over the ranch, ranging from less than a 100 feet to several hundred feet. There are several well drilling companies in the area that can assist you.

 

As an alternative approach, some property owners have opted to install water tanks and have water delivered. Typically two 2500 gallon tanks are used. There are two public wells available, where water may be purchased-- one located in Yucca and the other at the southwestern end of the ranch.

 

The power poles continue moving into Stagecoach Trails. Many parcels now have close access to an electric grid power. Arrangements can be made with UniSource Energy Services to bring power to your property.

 

As an alternative, off-grid, solar power systems are available. Solar panels convert the sun's energy into electricity that's stored in batteries. Wind powered generators can also be added to assist in charging batteries. In addition, generators can be used to supplement your solar system or as the main source for your electric power. Generators are available, which operate on gasoline, diesel fuel and bottled gas.

 

Sewage disposal is by privately owned septic systems. There are qualified septic installers in the area.

 

There is currently a private company that picks up trash on the ranch on a weekly basis for a fee.

 

LP gas is available for delivery from companies in either Kingman or Lake Havasu City. The tanks are rented from the gas companies and come in many sizes, depending on your needs. LP gas is an excellent source of energy for cooking, heating and to operate generators.

 

Wireless phone service is very good and available over much of the ranch.

 

Satellite Internet and Telivision Service: Satellite systems offer complete TV and internet coverage on the ranch. Inexpensive receivers are available from DirecTV and The Dish Network.