Well Pump Service
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Your well pump is at the heart of your home or business’s water supply. When it doesn’t work, your entire plumbing system if affected, leaving you without the convenience of running water.
Count on Benjamin Franklin Plumbing to be available 24/7 for any well pump service needs. We provide well pump repair, installation, or replacement.
To have your well pump installed, repaired, or service, call Benjamin Franklin Plumbing now at (800) 259-7705. Our local team is ready to quickly find a solution for your problem!
The Types of Well Pumps We Service
Our plumbers service all types of well pumps, including:
- Submersible pumps. This pump is fully submersed under water inside the well. Because of this, they usually come in long metal cylinders. These pumps are more common for deeper wells.
- Jet pumps. This type of pump is non-submersible and is instead connected to the well through a suction pipe. This pump comes in two models:
- Single-drop. This is installed inside the home or building and is more common for shallow wells.
- Double-drop. The jet is installed inside the well and the motor is installed outside of it. This type is usually for deeper wells.
- Centrifugal pumps. This pump is installed outside of the well but uses an internal fan to draw water out and into the home. These are often the smallest type of pump and they sit in a mechanical housing unit next to the well.
Signs Your Well Pump Needs Service
There are a few signs that your well pump is having issues, and they don’t always involve lack of running water. There are a few signals let you know when a well pump needs a professional to take a look.
Common signs of a bad well pump include the following:
- Inconsistent water pressure
- Low water pressure
- Wet areas around the well head
- Spurts of air coming from faucets
- Dirty water
- A well pump that runs constantly
The problems listed above can be symptomatic of a variety of well pump issues. Some problems include a faulty controller, a malfunctioning well pressure tank, a bad pressure switch, a broken water line, a bad check valve, and other common problems. These issues require the experience and reliability of a trained professional such as the ones you’ll find at your closest Benjamin Franklin Plumbing!
Our Well Pump Services
Well Pump Repair
Water well pumps work hard to keep water flowing throughout your plumbing system. Because of this, occasionally it may require repairs due to malfunctioning parts, pipe damage or deterioration, sediment buildup, worn-out parts, and more.
Our licensed plumbers will start by inspecting your well pump to identify the issue and determine a repair plan. We’ll then walk you through the necessary repairs and any additional service suggestions such as filtration systems or pipe cleaning maintenance to improve your well pump performance. And because we’re always prepared with well-stocked trucks, we can start our repairs right away!
After necessary repairs are made, we’ll provide you with a long-term maintenance plan. This way, you can avoid any premature repairs or replacement by improving the efficiency of your pump and catching problems early on.
Well Pump Installation and Replacement
When properly maintained, most well pumps last between 10-15 years, depending on pump type and use.
If your pump fails and repair is not feasible, we’ll be sure to talk you through all available options and help you decide the best fit for your new well pump.
Why Hire Our Experts for Well Pump Services?
At Benjamin Franklin Plumbing, you can expect fast, reliable, and friendly service every time you call our team. We never suggest work customers don’t need, and we always consider their needs and budget before suggesting a solution to any well pump problem.
One of the most reassuring aspects of what Benjamin Franklin Plumbing does is our industry leading guarantees. We know that our customers don’t want to wait for us to arrive at their homes. So, we provide an on-time guarantee that makes sure they don’t have to do that! We also back every turn of our wrenches with a 100% satisfaction guarantee. If anything goes wrong with our work or you're ever unhappy with your service, we’ll make it right at no extra cost.
We’re standing by to become your favorite plumbing company at (800) 259-7705. We handle all types of well pump repair, installation, and maintenance!
Find Well Pump Service Near Me
Get your water supply back up and running today with well pump services from your local Benjamin Franklin Plumbing. We’re standing by to become your favorite plumbing company at (800) 259-7705. We handle all types of well pump repair, replacement, installation, and maintenance.! Call (800) 259-7705 or request an appointment online.
Well Pump FAQs
Can you tell me how to test a well pump?
To test a well pump, follow these steps:
- Check that the power is on. If it’s off, turn it back on and wait to see if the pump is shutting off on its own.
- Check the pump, storage tank, and control panel for loose bolts or connections. Tighten any loose ones and turn your pump off and back on to see if that resolves the issue.
- Check the control panel. Are there any visible signs of defects and wear? If so, call for professional repair.
- Test the air valve on the water pressure tank. Find the air valve near the top of the tank. Release a small amount of air from the valve and check if any water came out. If so, the tank is waterlogged and needs repair. If not, further professional tests will be needed.
If your well pump still isn’t working, call your local Benjamin Franklin Plumbing for well pump services. Our experts will further test your pump to determine the issue and a plan for repair.
Can you tell me how to adjust a well pump pressure switch?
To improve how water is delivered to different areas of your home, you may need to adjust your well pump pressure switch. To do so:
- Switch off the breaker to the pump.
- Remove the cover on the pressure switch.
- Look inside the cover for the pre-set PSI settings.
- Based on the settings, use a wrench to turn the larger center nut to raise or lower the PSI. One full turn clockwise should adjust the PSI by 2-3. Counterclockwise turns will lower the PSI.
- If needed, turn the right nut to adjust the highest pressure in the PSI settings.
- Turn the pump back on and check the cut-in pressure. If necessary, make additional PSI adjustments.
- Turn the pump back off and check the cut-out pressure. If necessary, make additional PSI adjustments.
If you’re having any difficulty making these adjustments, call our local experts!
Can you tell me how to fix a short-cycling well pump?
A short-cycling well pump could be caused by many issues, including a faulty water pressure control switch, sediment buildup, too much or too little air in the reservoir tank, and clogged water lines.
To properly identify the issue and avoid further damaging your well pump, it’s best to contact a service expert.
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