At Minnesota Well Service, we specialize in water pump and tank replacements to ensure your well system operates at peak performance. Whether you are experiencing reduced water pressure, strange noises, or complete system failure, our expert team is here to provide efficient and reliable solutions.
Water pumps and tanks can go bad for a number of reasons… a lightning strike, age, etc. We can replace them and have your well system up and running again. A word of advice would be to check the condition of your tank every so often. If your tank goes bad, you can get short cycling of the pump which, in turn, can cause the pump to burn out. Most people don’t know their tank is bad until the pump goes out and then, unfortunately, you need to replace both of them.
Water Tank Self Test
- Turn off power to the pump.
- Open any one faucet in your home.
- Run until the water stops.
- Shut the faucet off.
- Turn power to the pump back on.
- Wait three minutes.
- Shut power to the pump back off.
- Open one faucet and measure the water coming out. On a standard household system, you should get 3 to 5 gallons of water out of the faucet before it quits.
- Shut the faucet off.
- Turn power to the pump back on.
- Resume normal operation.
If you aren’t getting 3 to 5 gallons of water out, give us a call and we will explain how to check further and what can be done.
Signs You May Need a Replacement:
- Decreased Water Pressure: If you notice a drop in water pressure, it may indicate that your pump or tank is no longer functioning efficiently and needs replacement.
- Noisy Operation: Unusual noises such as grinding or rattling from your pump or tank can signal mechanical issues that require attention and potential replacement.
- Frequent Cycling: If your pump is turning on and off more frequently than usual, it could be a sign of a failing pressure tank or pump that needs to be replaced.
- Inconsistent Water Supply: Experiencing irregular water flow or complete loss of water supply can be a clear indication that your pump or tank is malfunctioning.
Our Replacement Process:
- Comprehensive Assessment: We begin with a thorough inspection of your water well system to diagnose the issue and determine if replacement is necessary.
- Expert Recommendations: Based on our assessment, we provide you with expert recommendations for the best pump and tank options tailored to your system’s requirements.
- Quality Equipment: We use only high-quality, durable pumps and tanks from trusted manufacturers to ensure long-lasting performance and reliability.
- Professional Installation: Our experienced technicians handle the entire installation process with precision and care, ensuring minimal disruption to your water supply.
- System Testing: After installation, we conduct rigorous testing to ensure your new pump and tank are functioning optimally and efficiently.
Benefits of Replacing Your Pump and Tank
- Enhanced Performance: Replacing outdated or failing components improves the overall efficiency and performance of your water well system.
- Reliable Water Supply: A new pump and tank ensure a consistent and dependable water supply for your home, farm, or business.
- Energy Efficiency: Modern pumps and tanks are designed to be more energy-efficient, reducing your energy costs and environmental impact.
- Increased Longevity: Upgrading to high-quality, durable equipment extends the lifespan of your water well system and prevents frequent breakdowns.
