Well Pump Installation & Repair
Installation & Repair
We provide well drilling services, but that’s only the first step to supplying your home with clean, potable drinking water. We can provide everything you’ll need including well pump installation & repair. From design and digging to installation and repair, it’s Mashburn to call for all your well pump issues including the following:
- Well Pump Systems
- Water Line Installation
- Water Quality Testing
- Water Filtration
Services
Well Pump systems
This part of your system is what is responsible for supplying your home with water pressure so you can use appliances and plumbing fixtures. We’re sure to install the correct pump size, as this is vital to creating a reliable supply of water to your home. Additionally, we service all makes and models of pump systems, and we install pump systems from top brands like Gould, Grundfos, and Red Jacket. New pumps we sell come with a 5-year manufacturer’s warranty – ask for more details!
Water Line Installation
After the pump system is installed, you’ll need a way to get water into your home. That’s where water lines come in, and we have the skills and tools to install water lines to your home. We offer various materials and types of water lines depending on your budget.
Well Inspections
Wondering about the quality of the water? We provide well inspections, and water sampling is a part of that process. In fact, we can test for E. Coli bacteria, Nitrates, lead and more. Contact us for more details about water quality problems.
Water Filtration
If you’re found to have poor water quality, there’s a solution to this problem. With whole-home water filtration devices, we can use current technology to filter our unwanted minerals, bacteria, and more. Don’t live with sub-par water quality that threatens the safety of you and your family – talk to our staff about solving your water problems!
Some Terms To Note:
Well Abandonment
An “abandoned well” is a water well, or borehole, that is no longer in use, unable to produce useable water, or unable to be used because of poor maintenance or significant wear and tear. Wells are “temporarily abandoned” if they remain unused for a minimum of 365 days, or “permanently abandoned” if use is interrupted for more than three years.
Well Inspections
We offer testing for Coliform bacteria, E. Coli Bacteria, Nitrate and Nitrite water sampling as part of our well inspection. Lead sampling is also available for an additional charge. If you have a new or old home, drain field, drain bed, trench, drywell or seepage pit, Well Doctor performs the most thorough inspection available.
Well Tanks
The pressure tank in your home is the unit that stores water under pressure allowing the pump proper run time for cooling purposes. A failed pressure tank is the main cause of a well pump failing prematurely. We install the highest quality Well-X-Trol professional series tanks which offer an industry leading 7 year warranty, at an extremely competitive price point.
Water Lines
Water line installation is the process by which a trench is dug from a well to a building to allow the water to flow. Most water line material is a poly plastic. Copper water line would be the premium material. Copper would be the longest lasting and is less likely to leak from punctures or breaks caused by shifting soils.
Chlorination
Well Chlorination is needed when either iron bacteria and/or mineral buildup has occurred. Chemicals are introduced to the well to reduce odor and mineral buildup. The effect is minimal and short term. Well Chlorination is not a permanent solution and the source of the problem will resurface.
Iron Bacteria
1. The breakup and removal of the bacterial build up and conjoining insoluble particles 2. Cleaning the well screen, if one has been installed 3. Pump and neighboring well spring area to lower the remaining bacteria. It is almost impossible to completely remove all bacteria. The bacterial populations will increase with time and either additional remediation events will be necessary or regularly scheduled maintenance disinfection’s will be required. The two most common methods to remediate iron bacteria is through the use of acids and oxidizers.
Call us now to set up an inspection!
