We can’t stress enough the importance of a properly sealed well cap. So many systems we come across have missing bolts, are cracked or broken from being hit by a mower, or have no screen on the vent tube. Any kind of opening creates a pathway for insects or contaminants. In extreme cases, even animals can fall in a well. A sealed, properly secured cap is a simple way to provide important protection for your well.

When a well pump quits and the water stops, it feels like an emergency.   We can often re-arrange our schedule to provide same day or next day service to get you back into water.

If your well water becomes contaminated, stop using the water immediately and contact a professional. The well may need to be disinfected, repaired, or have a filtration system installed. Regular testing and maintenance can help prevent future contamination issues.

Low water pressure, strange noises, and dirty water are common signs that your well may need repairs. Contact us for a professional assessment.

Regular maintenance helps prevent costly repairs and ensures that your well operates efficiently. Schedule maintenance with us to keep your water flowing smoothly.

The lifespan of a water well pump can vary based on its type, usage, and maintenance. Here are some general guidelines:

• Submersible Pumps: are the most common type used in water wells. Submersible pumps are typically placed inside the well, submerged in water. They can last between 8 to 15 years, depending on factors such as water quality, pump quality, and usage patterns.
• Jet Pumps: These pumps are used for shallow wells and are located above ground. They generally have a shorter lifespan than submersible pumps, typically lasting around 8 to 10 years.