Welcome To David’s Pump Service

A sudden loss of water in your home doesn’t usually mean the underground water supply is depleted. Most often, a lack of water means there is a problem with the electrical system, the pressure switch, or a faulty motor.

If your well pump is failing, you may notice unusual sounds coming from the pump, water pressure changes, frequent cycling, and changes in quality.

There are many reasons why your water pressure may change throughout the day when you rely on well water. Some common causes include clogged pipes, air trapped in the line, damaged tank bladders, and a faulty pressure switch. You can trust our team to identify the reason and provide an effective solution.

We will give you our honest recommendation after assessing your well pump. Generally, repair is the way to go if there is a minor issue with an isolated component like a pressure switch, tank, or wiring connection. Replacement may be the better option if your well pump is older and needs frequent service calls, or if it’s a deep well pump.

Yes. When you reach out to our team and explain the problem you are facing, we will schedule an on-site visit to provide an accurate diagnosis. From there, we can provide a fair quote and then complete the work that needs to be done.