What we work on
From the pressure tank to the pump, hundreds of feet down.
A well system is one long string of equipment. We service every piece of it, in the order the water travels.
Pressure & storage
The equipment at the surface that turns a deep well into steady water at the tap.
- Pressure tank & water line servicePressure and bladder tank repair and replacement, plus above-ground and underground water lines.
- Pressure & booster pump replacementBooster pumps, traditional pressure systems and constant pressure (VFD) systems.
- Storage tanks & controlsWater storage tank systems and the liquid level controls that run them.
Well pumps
From the motor at the bottom of the well to the wire, pipe and controls that bring the water up.
- Well pump repair & maintenanceDiagnosis and repair when the water stops, sputters or the pump won’t quit running.
- Submersible pump, pipe & wire replacementPulling and replacing submersible pumps, drop pipe and well wire, including deep Arizona wells.
- Monitoring & troubleshootingFinding out why a system short-cycles, runs constantly or loses pressure.
- New installations & upgradesInstalling and upgrading residential well pump systems and selling residential pumps and parts.
Inspections & water
Knowing what your well produces, and what’s in the water.
- Well inspections & water testingWell inspections with samples sent to a certified lab, often for home sales and FHA or VA loans.
- Yield & flow testingA flow rate test that shows how many gallons per minute your well and pump produce.
- Water filtration & softenersWater softeners and filtration systems for contaminants such as arsenic and nitrates.
- Annual well checkupA yearly checkup of the pump system, with service contracts available.
From the job
Real wells. Real desert.
Photos from our own jobs around Casa Grande: rigs, tanks, control boxes, and the occasional surprise at the top of the well.
Why customers call back
Honest work, explained.
We educate as we work
Their mission is “exceptional service and education.” Customers say again and again that Dave explained the system, the problem and the fix.
Above ground first
Customers describe a complete above-ground check before a pump is ever pulled. You pay for the problem you actually have.
Parts on the truck
A high volume of stock for quick and emergency repairs, from a line of trusted vendors.
Straight paperwork
A quote on request, a written contract for large and complex jobs, and the terms spelled out. Warranties vary by product and service.
Our mission
“To provide exceptional service and education to our customers that embodies biblical values and glorifies God by sharing the gospel.”
Our family-owned Christian business works tirelessly to not only address your well pump concerns but to also give you the information you need. We want to guide and uplift our customers while treating them the way we would want to be treated.
About usIn their words
“We have a viable well and running water.”
Over 2 weeks of the wellbeing down and several discussions of having to abandon it…. Dave with Affordable Pump Service did his thing!!! All pipe, wire, and pump was removed after falling in over 600 feet. Things were looking bleak but Dave and his wife Paula gave it one last try… And we have a viable well and running water.
We recently had our well pump/motor and piping replaced by David and Paula and are extremely satisfied with the job they did – and their price; they really are affordable. They’re honest, hard-working and took the time to explain all that they were doing. Without reservation we highly recommend them.
My well shut down. I had just replaced a pressure tank and pump. Still no water. I called Dave at Affordable and Dave and his wife were on site within 2 hours. He explained the problem with the well and in less than 3 hours I had nice cold water.
I have used them for water quality and flow test prior to purchasing our house. Then we had some warranty work and preventative maintenance upgrades.
He discovered the root cause of a problem we’ve had with our pressure pump & accumulators for years. He solved it in 2 hours.
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What’s under Pinal County
The water keeps getting farther away.
Around 1900, water in much of Pinal County sat about 50 feet below the surface. By the late 1970s farm pumping had pulled it to 300 to 400 feet, and the ground sank with it: more than 15 feet near Eloy. Some areas have recovered with Central Arizona Project water, but deep wells are the rule here.
Deep water means long pump settings, heavy pump pulls, motors that need water flowing past them to stay cool, and surface equipment cooking in 110-degree sun. It’s the work we do every week.
Deep well questionsService area
Casa Grande, Phoenix, Tucson & the desert between.
Affordable Pump Service is based in Casa Grande and works on residential wells across Pinal County and in the Phoenix and Tucson areas, in Pinal, Maricopa and Pima counties.
- Casa GrandeHome base
- MaricopaMaricopa-Stanfield sub-basin
- Arizona City & EloyEloy sub-basin
- Stanfield & MobileFarm & desert country
- Phoenix areaPhoenix AMA
- Tucson areaTucson AMA
Straight answers
Well pump questions, answered.
I have no water from my well. What should I check first?
Check the well pump’s breaker in your electrical panel. If it has tripped, reset it once. If it trips again, leave it off and call us: a breaker that won’t hold usually means a wiring, motor or control problem.
What does a pressure tank do?
A pressure tank stores water under pressure so the pump doesn’t have to start every time you open a tap. Inside is a bladder or diaphragm with an air charge that pushes water out until the pressure drops to the switch’s cut-in point.
How long does a submersible well pump last?
Many submersible pumps last roughly 8 to 15 years, but the real answer depends on how often the pump starts, how hard it works and the condition of the water and power.
Is arsenic a concern in Arizona well water?
Yes, in parts of the state. Arsenic occurs naturally in Arizona groundwater. The 10 parts per billion limit applies to public water systems; for a private well, the owner is responsible for testing and treatment.
Who regulates private wells in Arizona?
The Arizona Department of Water Resources (ADWR) registers wells, licenses well drillers and reviews well drilling notices. Water quality in a private well is the owner’s responsibility, and the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) oversees water quality statewide.