How much is labor to replace a well pump?
In the world of well-pumping, labor prices have to take into account a whole range of factors: drive time, expertise, and the potential for things to change or go wrong.
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Water Pump FAQ's
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Is it better to have a higher HP well pump?
If you’re looking at your current well pump setup and you’re just not satisfied with it, it seems pretty obvious that increasing your pump HP could be one way to fix your issue. But is that the only way?Read now -
What burns out a well pump?
If you’ve ever had the misfortune of needing to replace a well pump, and then immediately needing to replace it again, you know how much that can sting. If you haven’t experienced that, you certainly don’t want to, so here are some of the top reasons why submersible well pumps burn out, and what you can do to prevent them!Read now -
How is a well pump wired?
Electrical wiring is often the part of a submersible well pump install that folks feel least comfortable with.Read now -
How deep should a well pump be?
How deep to place your submersible well pump depends on the well itself. There isn’t a rule that applies to every well, but there is a general idea that you will see most people follow.Read now -
Does homeowners insurance cover well pumps?
If you have a homeowner’s insurance policy and you’re looking to replace or service a well pump, how can you tell if you’re potentially covered?Read now -
How to Adjust a Squared 30/50 Regular Action Pressure Switch
Let's review how to adjust the pressure settings of a regular action pressure switch. Most likely, your pressure switch arrives factory set to 30/50 PSI. You'll learn how to increase the pressure from 30/50 to 40/60 or lower the pressure from 30/50 to 20/40.Read now -
What Size Pressure Tank Do I Need?
What are they, how do they work, and most importantly, how big do I need them to be?Read now -
What are the standard HP sizes for pumps?
Read nowWhat are the standard HP sizes for well pumps? The standard HP sizes for water pumps are 1/2HP, 3/4HP, 1HP, 1.5HP, 2HP, 3HP and 5 HP.
