Services
Pumps, pressure, storage and water quality: the whole system, from the tap to the bottom of the well.
Well pumps
When a pump fails we start above ground: breaker, control box, pressure switch, tank and lines. Only when those check out do we go after the pump itself, so you’re not paying to pull a pump that isn’t the problem.
When the pump, motor, drop pipe or wire has given out, we pull the string with our pump hoist, replace what’s failed and set the pump back at the right depth for your well.
Some problems come and go. We check run times, pressures and amp draw, look for leaks and failing check valves, and explain what we find in plain language.
New installations, upgrades and the sale of residential well pumps and parts. Every well is different, so we size the system to your well, your house and how you use water.
Pressure & storage
A failing pressure or bladder tank makes a pump start and stop too often, which shortens its life. We service and replace tanks and repair the water lines above and below ground between the well and the house.
Where water comes from a storage tank or a shared well, a booster pump supplies the pressure. We replace traditional pressure systems and install constant pressure systems with a variable frequency drive (VFD).
Many desert properties store water in a tank and boost it to the house. We install, replace and repair storage tank systems and the liquid level controls that tell the well pump when to fill.
Inspections & water
We collect water samples and send them to a certified lab to test for contaminants. Most of this work is for buyers and sellers during a property transfer, and our testing and inspections are done to satisfy FHA and VA loan requirements.
If you want to know what your well really yields, we run a flow test and report the gallons per minute (GPM) it produces. Useful when buying a property or planning to add demand.
We install water softener systems and filtration systems designed to remove contaminants such as arsenic, nitrates and more. A lab test first tells you what you’re actually treating.
A yearly look at pressures, controls, tank and wiring catches small problems before they leave you without water. Service contracts are available to fit your needs.
Pricing
Depth, age, the site and what has actually failed all change the job, so there’s no one-size rate sheet. Call and we’ll troubleshoot first, then quote on request. Large and complex jobs get a written contract. In most cases we don’t charge extra for after-hours, weekend or emergency calls.
We accept cash, checks, Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover.
Check the well pump’s breaker. If it has tripped, reset it once. If it trips again, leave it off and call (480) 818-1963.
Never open the pressure switch, pump control box or wellhead wiring. They are live at 240 volts.
If your water suddenly changes color, smell or taste, or after flooding near the well, don’t drink it until it’s tested. Use bottled water.
Getting started
Tell us what the water is doing (or not doing), and whether anything changed recently.
We’ll walk you through the safe things to check first, such as the breaker, so a visit is only for a real problem.
Above-ground equipment first: tank, switch, controls and lines. Then the well.
You’ll know what failed, what we replaced and how your system works.
Water table reached
Call the family-owned well pump company in Casa Grande. Monday to Friday, 6 AM to 8 PM, with emergency service on weekends and holidays.
