Well Pump Service

Our annual service is a comprehensive above-ground inspection of your well system. Every visit covers the following:

• Pressure switch settings and integrity
• Tank air pressure inspection
• Cycle Stop Valve settings
• Pressure gauge functionality and accuracy
• Control box inspection and integrity
• Galvanized tank system evaluation
• Pump ohm testing
• Pressure testing

Together these checks establish the overall condition and performance of your well system, and give our technicians what they need to make professional recommendations. You get a clear picture of where the system stands — what is healthy, what is wearing, and what is worth planning for — rather than a vague verdict and an invoice.

Well systems rarely fail without warning. Most give you weeks or months of symptoms first, and recognising them early is usually the difference between a repair and a replacement. Call us if you notice any of the following:

Pressure that drops when more than one fixture runs. If a shower loses force the moment a washing machine fills, the system is struggling to keep up with demand — often a pressure tank or pressure switch issue rather than the pump itself.

A pump that cycles rapidly on and off. Short cycling is one of the most damaging things a pump can do. It is commonly caused by a waterlogged pressure tank, and left alone it will shorten the life of the pump considerably.

Sputtering or spitting taps. Air in the lines can point to a dropping water level, a leak on the suction side, or a pump drawing air — all worth investigating quickly.

Rising electricity bills with no other explanation. A pump working harder than it should runs longer and draws more current, and it often shows up on the power bill before it shows up at the tap.

Discoloured or gritty water. Sediment can indicate a failing screen, a deteriorating galvanized tank, or a change in the well itself. It is worth identifying the cause before it reaches your fixtures and appliances.

Straight Evaluations

We tell you what we find. If your system has years left in it, we will say so. If a component is at the end of its life, we will explain why, what it will affect, and what your options are. An honest evaluation is worth more to you than an upsell, and it is the reason most of our work comes from repeat customers and referrals.

Licensed, Insured and Local

We hold Florida plumbing license CFC1431816 and general contractor license CGC1533131, and we carry insurance on every job. We are based in Ocala with a second office in Brandon, so the technician who comes out understands Central Florida water, Central Florida soil, and the systems that are common here.

Residential and Commercial

We service well systems for single-family homes, and for the commercial properties, HOAs and multi-building sites where a loss of water stops everything. The inspection is the same; the scheduling and reporting flex to suit whoever needs to sign off on the work.