WELL PUMP REPAIR IN SOUTHERN ALBERTA

Well pump repair work is a very specialized type of job, so it can be a good idea to ask a professional familiar with all aspects of the water well system to handle it for you. Sunaqua can schedule your project promptly and have it done fast. We offer support for households and agricultural businesses anywhere in Souther Alberta, and our operation is owned and operated by locals.

24 Hour Well Pump Repair & Water Well Service

 

Using a water well and well pump system to maintain your home or business’s water can sometimes leave you “out to dry.” When you are out of water or have low pressure, Contact Sunaqua. Our firm schedules appointments with customers every day of the week, and we offer excellent support to everyone we serve. We also provide our customers with plenty of assistance planning their projects because we take pride in delivering superb service.

A well pump is an essential part of any home with a well water. A good well pump can provide your home with reliable service for many years. However, just like anything in your home, well water pumps can get old and slow down or stop working altogether. Since most well pumps are not in plain sight, like other household items are, it can be much harder to tell the status of your pump.

Signs of Trouble with Your Well Pump:

 

1. Well pumps air. If at any point you turn on the faucet and water sputters with blasts of air, this could be a sign of a problem. This is usually a sign that there is pressure but no adequate volume of water will come out of the faucet.

 

2. Sudden rise in your electric bill. This is a very bad thing not only for your wallet but also for your water supply. This could be a sign that your pump is constantly running and not pumping enough water or providing enough pressure to your pipes.

 

3. Decrease in water pressure. Any time you turn on the faucet or shower and there is a noticeable drop in water pressure for long periods of time, this could be a sign that your Raleigh well pump is not operating properly. Usually, this is a sign that the pump is not able to provide pressure to the system quick enough which could be a sign of failure or a failing pump.

 

4. Odd noises. Any odd or unusual noises from your water pump or tank could be a sign of strain on the pump. Strain ultimately leads to failure of the pump or other mechanisms.

 

5. No water. If you turn on your faucet, shower, or other household item and there is no water, this is usually the sign of a problem. Always be sure that the pump is getting power before assuming that the pump has failed. If the control board is getting power but there is still no water, then the water pump may be inoperable. *Always consult an expert before attempting any home repairs.

Are You Experiencing any of These Problems with Your Water Well Pump?

If your house has had one or more of these problems, we encourage you to give us a call at 403 625 0900 or fill out the Contact Form.