Most pump calls start the same way: no water, weak pressure, a tank that will not stop cycling, or a well that used to be quiet and is not anymore. We look at the system you have before we talk about replacing it.
Typical pump work
- Submersible and jet pump service and replacement
- Pressure tanks and switches
- Controls, wiring, and basic system troubleshooting
Describe the symptoms and the property on the quote form. If you already know the pump make or the last time it was pulled, include that — it saves a trip.
When to call
Pump symptoms we hear most.
If one of these is happening, call 425-334-5400, request a quote, or book a visit. We look at the system you have before we talk about replacing it.
No water
Taps run dry, or the system will not come back after a cycle.
Air in the lines
Sputtering, coughing fixtures, or air coming out with the water.
Short-cycling
The pump or pressure tank kicks on and off in short bursts.
Sediment
Grit, sand, or cloudy water that was not there before.
Low pressure
Weak flow at the taps, or pressure that fades as you use water.
WA L&I ANDERDL777L7 · Bonded & insured
WA L&I ANDERDL777L7 · Bonded & insured
