FAQ
Questions South Jersey Well Owners Ask
If your question isn't here, call us — we would rather talk it through than have you guess.
- I suddenly have no water. What should I do first?
- Check that the breaker for the well pump has not tripped, then look at the pressure gauge on your tank. If the breaker is on and the gauge reads zero, the pump, pressure switch or wiring is the likely cause. Call us at 856-478-6891 and we will walk through it with you.
- How long does a well pump last?
- A properly sized submersible pump commonly lasts 8 to 15 years. Sand, frequent short-cycling from a failed pressure tank, and electrical problems all shorten that life considerably.
- Do you handle the permits?
- Yes. We assist with the permit paperwork required for new wells and for sealing abandoned wells.
- Are estimates free?
- Yes. We provide free estimates for well and water system work in our South Jersey service area.
- My water has an iron stain or a sulfur smell. Can you fix that?
- Usually, yes. Staining, odor and scale each come from different causes, so we identify what is actually in the water before recommending treatment equipment.
- What does an abandoned well have to do with selling my house?
- Unused wells are a direct contamination path to groundwater and are frequently flagged during property transactions. Sealing one properly, with documentation, clears that item.