Water well and pump services
We install and repair well pumps, maintain pressure tanks and test well water across Greene and Montgomery County.
If your home or business runs on a private well, you notice problems fast. Faucets sputter, pressure drops in the middle of a shower, the pump kicks on and off every few seconds, or nothing comes out of the tap at all. Those signs usually point to a failing pump, a waterlogged pressure tank, a bad pressure switch or a problem down in the well itself. We find out which part of the system is causing the trouble before we replace anything. Our well work covers pump installation and repair and pressure tank maintenance. We also test your water if you want to know what is in it. If the pump quits outright, we handle emergency well service too. We try to stay available around the clock for emergencies. We work on wells for homes and businesses across Greene and Montgomery County, including Beavercreek and Dayton. Estimates are free for most services. Call 937-426-6901 or send us the details, and we will walk you through what we find and what it will take to fix it.
What this covers
- Well pump installation
- Well pump repair
- Pressure tank maintenance
- Water testing
- Emergency well and pump service
- Diagnosing low pressure and short cycling
Common questions
What are the signs my well pump is failing?
Common signs are sputtering faucets, pressure that drops or surges, a pump that runs constantly or turns on and off every few seconds, and no water at all. Some of these point to the pressure tank or switch rather than the pump, so we check the whole system first.
How often should I have my well water tested?
A common recommendation for private wells is once a year. You should also test after flooding, after work on the well, or if you notice a change in taste, smell or color. We can test your water and go over the results with you.
Can you help if my well stops working after hours?
Our office hours are Monday through Friday, 8am to 6pm, and we try to stay available around the clock for emergencies. Call 937-426-6901 and tell us what is happening with your water.