On a private well, your pump and pressure tank are your water supply. When they fail, you need them fixed fast. We repair and replace well pumps, pressure tanks and well water lines for homes across metro Atlanta and the surrounding counties.
Submersible and jet pumps diagnosed and repaired, including pump controls and check valves.
Failed or worn-out pumps replaced with a pump sized for your well and household.
Waterlogged or failing pressure tanks replaced and set to the right pressure.
Faulty pressure switches and gauges replaced so your pump turns on and off when it should.
Leaking or broken lines between the well and your home repaired or replaced.
Rapid on-and-off cycling, called short cycling, is usually caused by a waterlogged pressure tank, low air charge in the tank or a failing pressure switch.
Short cycling wears out your pump much faster, so it's worth fixing quickly. Replacing a tank or switch now costs far less than replacing the pump later.
Well water can carry sediment, iron, a rotten-egg smell or hardness. We install filtration systems matched to your well. See our water filtration services.
We don't drill new wells. If your well has run dry or you need a new one, you'll need a licensed well driller. We handle the pump, tank and plumbing that bring the water into your home.
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We serve homes and businesses within about 60 miles of downtown Atlanta, including Tucker, Stone Mountain, Lilburn, Lawrenceville, Roswell, Alpharetta, Gainesville, Marietta, Newnan and Stockbridge. See all the areas we serve.
Most well pumps last about 8 to 15 years, depending on the type of pump, your water quality and how hard the pump has to work.
Common causes include a tripped breaker, a failed pressure switch, a waterlogged pressure tank or a failed pump. Check the breaker for your well pump first, then give us a call.
A pressure tank stores water under pressure so your pump doesn't have to turn on every time you open a faucet. It keeps your water pressure steady and protects the pump.
We can install filtration matched to your water. For a full lab test, contact your county extension office or a certified water testing lab.
No. We repair and replace well pumps, pressure tanks and well water lines. For a new or deeper well, you'll need a licensed well driller.
Book online in minutes or call our team. You'll get a price upfront before any work begins.