Frequently Asked Questions

If your water pressure drops, your faucets sputter, or your electricity bill spikes, it may be time for a well pump repair. These issues can indicate a failing pump or related components like the pressure switch. Scheduling a professional well pump repair service can restore proper water flow and prevent further damage.

We offer prompt well pump repair service and strive to respond to emergencies as quickly as possible—often within the same day. Restoring your water access is our priority, especially if your home or business relies solely on well water. Timely water well repair can help prevent contamination and costly replacements.

Common causes of well pump failure include age, power surges, dry wells, or clogged components. Lack of maintenance or waterlogged pressure tanks can also lead to breakdowns. Our expert team can assess your system and recommend the best well repair solution to restore reliable performance.

Not all pump issues require replacement—many can be fixed with targeted repairs. A thorough inspection will help us determine if a well pump repair is sufficient or if parts like the motor or pressure switch need replacing. Our well pump repair service focuses on cost-effective solutions before suggesting a new system.

The cost of well pump repair varies based on the issue, pump depth, and required parts. Simple well repair services may range from a few hundred dollars, while deeper or more complex systems can cost more. We offer transparent quotes after diagnosis so you know what to expect.

A professional well inspection ensures your drinking water is safe and your well components are functioning properly. During a water well inspection, we check for signs of contamination, aging equipment, and structural issues. Routine inspections help prevent unexpected failures and protect your family’s health.

Our well inspection covers water quality testing, pressure checks, pump performance, and a thorough examination of the well casing and cap. We also assess your water supply system to ensure it’s compliant with local regulations. If needed, our well inspectors can also provide septic system reviews during a combined well and septic inspection.

Experts recommend a well inspection at least once a year or when you’re buying or selling a home. If you notice changes in water taste, pressure, or clarity, it’s best to schedule a water well inspection right away. Routine checks help extend the life of your well and maintain water quality.

Yes, we offer combined well and septic inspection services for homebuyers, real estate agents, and property owners. This comprehensive approach ensures both systems are in good condition and meet health and safety standards. One visit from a licensed well inspector can save time and reveal potential issues early.

A typical well inspection takes one to two hours, depending on the depth and complexity of the system. We test water quality, check the flow rate, and evaluate pump and tank performance. Afterward, you’ll receive a full report with our findings and recommendations.

Septic tank installation begins with a site evaluation, soil testing, and system design based on your property’s needs. Our septic system installers handle all aspects, from permits to excavation and final inspection. A properly installed septic system ensures long-term functionality and environmental compliance.

If your current system is frequently backing up, smells bad, or is more than 25 years old, it may be time for a new septic tank installation. Our team performs septic inspections to evaluate the condition of your system. If replacement is needed, we’ll guide you through the best options for your property.

Costs vary based on tank size, soil type, and local regulations. On average, septic installation ranges from $5,000 to $15,000. We offer detailed quotes after a site visit and septic tank inspection to help you plan your budget.

Yes, we provide full septic system services, including septic inspection before and after installation. This ensures your system is up to code and functioning as intended. Whether you’re building a new home or upgrading an old system, our septic system installers deliver reliable results.

The septic installation process typically takes 3 to 7 days, depending on the site and weather conditions. We handle every step, from design approval to final inspection. A pre-installation septic tank inspection helps us avoid delays and ensures a smooth process.

Well abandonment is the process of safely sealing a well that is no longer in use. This prevents groundwater contamination, safety hazards, and compliance issues with local regulations. Proper well plugging ensures the environment and nearby water sources remain protected.

Abandoning a well involves cleaning out the well, removing equipment, and filling it with approved materials like bentonite clay or cement. Our team handles all paperwork and compliance with state or county requirements. Each well abandonment is tailored to the well’s depth and condition.

Yes, most local and state governments require proper well abandonment to prevent contamination and safety risks. If you’re no longer using a well, it’s your responsibility to have it professionally sealed. We specialize in well plugging services that meet all regulatory standards.

No, abandoning a well must be done by licensed professionals to ensure safety and compliance. DIY attempts can lead to groundwater pollution and legal penalties. Our trained technicians follow all guidelines for effective and legal well abandonment.

The cost of well abandonment depends on the depth, construction, and condition of the well. On average, prices range from $500 to $3,000. We provide clear estimates and ensure your well plugging is completed correctly and on time.

Regular water testing is essential to ensure your well water is free from harmful bacteria, nitrates, heavy metals, and other contaminants. Over time, even clean water sources can become compromised. Our water testing services help protect your family’s health and keep your water safe to drink.

A standard water test checks for bacteria like coliform, pH levels, nitrates, hardness, and other possible pollutants. Depending on your location, we may also test for arsenic, lead, or pesticides. Our certified water testers provide a detailed report and recommendations based on the results.

The EPA recommends annual well water testing, especially for bacteria and nitrates. If you notice a change in taste, color, or smell, it’s wise to schedule immediate water quality testing. Regular checks ensure early detection of contamination.

Yes, we provide certified water testing services for real estate transactions, FHA/VA loans, and refinances. Many lenders require proof of safe drinking water before approving financing. Our water testers deliver timely and compliant test results.

Most basic water testing results are available within 24 to 72 hours, depending on the complexity of the test. We offer expedited services for urgent needs. Once results are in, we explain the findings and advise on any needed treatment or remediation.