It can be challenging to pinpoint what needs attention when your well water system is having issues—be it the pump, the tank, a small fix, or a complete overhaul. Every well water system is different from the next, which is why our team is dedicated to ensuring you get the service you need that is the best for your situation. Upon meticulously inspecting your well water system, we take the time to fully grasp your specific needs and concerns. We believe in cost-effective solutions, often enhancing the performance of your existing set-up for a fraction of the price it would cost to install a new system.
When maintaining a home water system, it is crucial to recognize the telltale signs of a well pump nearing the end of its service life. A well pump is essential for delivering water from the well to our house. Some of the more common indicators include:
- Unexpected Noises: Strange sounds emanating from the tank, like grinding or clicking, could point to internal issues with the pump.
- Inconsistent Water Pressure: If we’re experiencing erratic water pressure, with water sometimes trickling out of faucets, it might be due to pump failure.
- Air “Spitting” from Faucet: When air is expelled from our faucets, it could suggest the pump is struggling to draw water, indicating a problem.
Pumps don’t last a lifetime, as the expected lifespans usually last between 10 and 15 years. Regular maintenance can extend a pump’s life, however replacements eventually become necessary. If any specific symptoms are noticed, it’s important to call professionals to accurately diagnose any problems before determining if a replacement is required.
Enhancing Your Residential Water System
Upgrading your home’s water system is a proactive step in maintaining both efficiency and hygiene. If your setup mirrors an outdated model, characterized by a classic tank or a buried well head, an upgrade is crucial for aligning with contemporary health and safety standards.
Our Services Include:
- Conversion to Submersible Pumps: We can transition your system from a noisy jet pump to a submersible pump. Unlike jet pumps, submersibles operate quietly and don’t require re-priming, even when water levels are low.
- Modern Tank Installation: We replace archaic tanks with modern diaphragm-style tanks. This advancement prevents air from mingling with water, thereby stopping the tank from waterlogging and the pump from overworking. This extends the life of your pump and boosts your system’s reliability.
Updating your water system provides some important advantages that go beyond functionality. Compliance with state and local standards and regulations is as important as ever, ensuring both legal adherence and environmental responsibility. Modernizing your water system will also extend the lifespan of your pump and reduce the risk of major issues down the road, reducing the risk of a potentially devastating breakdown. Modernizing your water system can also improve your property value and desirability, keeping up to date with current features and efficiency updates.
Should you find yourself in an urgent situation or in immediate need of assistance, please reach out to us directly at 203-735-9308, 203-777-2256, or toll-free within any Connecticut area code at 1-800-922-2958. For non-urgent matters, contacting us through our website ensures a response by the following business day.