Your well pump is humming away in the basement or clicking on and off at the pressure tank, but when you turn on a faucet—nothing. Not even a trickle. The pump sounds like it’s working, but there’s no water coming into your house. This is one of the most frustrating well problems because the pump … Read more
When you turn on your faucet and nothing happens—or worse, you hear your well pump running constantly—panic sets in fast. A submersible well pump failure can mean no water for drinking, cooking, bathing, or flushing toilets. And when you call a well contractor, you’re looking at $150-$300 just for them to show up, plus $100-$200 … Read more
Your well pump should cycle on and off as needed—running when pressure drops, stopping when pressure builds. But something’s changed. The pump runs constantly. You hear it humming day and night. Your electric bill has doubled. Water trickles from faucets instead of flowing strongly. A pump that won’t shut off isn’t just annoying—it’s a red … Read more