Well pump repair in Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and High Point, NC
Access to clean, drinkable water is a necessity.
In the rural areas of the Piedmont Triad, we provide well pump installation, repair, replacement, and maintenance. We have a general contractors license from the State of North Carolina. That means we’ve installed numerous well systems for homes we actually built.
We can talk with you about which type of pump would work best and recommend some of the leading systems on the market. Our team of highly trained plumbers will install your new well pump components, so they provide your home or business with plentiful, potable water for years to come. We also offer well filter systems that treat hard water and other common issues. We also do whole house plumbing, for those who want to replace their well water system.
Need help with your well pump? Call us at 336-676-5544.
Common well pump problems needing repair
Well pumps are generally very reliable. But just like any other piece of equipment, they can break down and have problems. If any of these common issues happen to your system, call us for professional pump repair services.
Well Pump Motor Issues
There are a couple of common motor problems. For example, a bad starter switch will prevent the motor from actually starting up.
Well Pump Electrical Issues
Sometimes the wires powering the motor can come loose or start to deteriorate. This can be an electrical issue or an issue with the motor itself.
No Water Coming from Well Pump
If the well pump motor starts but doesn’t provide water, we can determine why. It could be a broken pump, a clog, or frozen pipes.
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Well Pump FAQs
How does a well pump work?
Homes that have a shallow water table of around 20 or 25 feet will use a jet pump. These are commonly used to create suction, similar to how a straw works to draw a beverage. They pull water into your home or business. They’re typically mounted in your crawl space, well house, or basement.
Homes that must drill deeper to get to the water table may opt for a submersible pump. These push water up into the home, as opposed to creating suction like the jet pump. This makes submersible pumps a more efficient option.
Why is my water pressure low?
You may have a problem with your power source or a water pipe broke. You could have Pressure tank, switch issue or wire that needs replacing. We are here to give you a solution that last for years to come.
How do I maintain my well pump?
That’s a benefit of our Master Club Membership we will check the workings of devices that make up water system at least once a year.
Call us to learn more at 336-676-5544.