Professional Well Pump Repair Service

Our expert service professionals have years of experience working with many well pump makes, models, and sizes. We regularly encounter and resolve common well pump problems.

• Bad pressure switch: Many homeowners contact Mr. Rooter Plumbing^® when they’re experiencing abnormal water pressure. Sometimes, a bad pressure switch is to blame. A poorly performing switch can often mean a well pump can’t activate and provide water for your home.
• Pipe damage: Are your faucets and well pumps spraying water and air? Pipe damage might be to blame. Old, broken, or damaged pipes can sometimes mean that air travels into your well system and stops it from being able to provide a reliable water supply. Contact Mr. Rooter Plumbing^® for a well pump repair service without delay.
• Power supply interference: If your water well’s power supply is not functioning as it should, contact Mr. Rooter Plumbing^® for help. We regularly encounter interference with the power supply to the well pump.
• Drought and limited water supply: Fluctuating water levels can pose problems for homeowners with well pumps. Drought and dry weather conditions can sometimes mean your water levels drop too low, resulting in water loss. In cases like these, lowering your pump may be a short-term solution. In some cases, wells will dry up. If that’s the case, having your well dug deeper or a new well drilled altogether may be required.
• Wrong position or size: Choosing the right well pump for your property’s well is crucial. Make the wrong decision, and you may experience a range of problems like sediment in your water. When pumps are too large for their wells, they can draw in sediment and debris that may end up in your water supply. You may also notice sediment in your water if your pump is installed too low.

While high-quality well pumps can provide several years of faithful service, they don’t last forever. You may require a water well pump repair service if you notice any of these signs:

• The water pressure has changed: Now might be the right time to contact a well water pump service provider like Mr. Rooter Plumbing^® if your water pressure has changed. Low water pressure and water pressure fluctuations can often mean your well pump isn’t working as it should. It could also point to an issue with your filtration system.
• The pump is making strange noises: Most homeowners know how their water well pumps sound and should sound. If those regular sounds are now different, pay attention. Unusual sounds may mean your well pump has a problem or is failing. Contact a water well pump service provider like Mr. Rooter Plumbing^® to get to the bottom of the issue.
• The pressure tank is making a new noise: Have you noticed a strange sound from your pressure tank, such as a fast-paced clicking sound? Contact well pump service professionals without delay. The air bladder inside your pressure tank can leak, putting unnecessary strain on the motor and possibly resulting in damage.
• The pump is running non-stop: Your pump should only run when it’s needed – not all the time. However, if your pump is struggling to pump water to your home efficiently, it may not shut off. Contact Mr. Rooter Plumbing^® to diagnose the problem, such as a leak in the suction line.