You probably don’t think about your well pump when it's operating correctly. However, even the highest quality pump has a finite life expectancy, so you will have to replace it eventually. King's Pump and Technical Service, the premier deep well installation and repair company in Glennville, GA, explains indications of pump failure so you can arrange for a replacement proactively and minimize your expense and inconvenience.

Deep Well Installation Company Shares 4 Signs You Need a New Pump

Increased Utility Bills

When a pump begins to wear out, it will struggle to maintain a constant water pressure, causing it to run continuously or cycle on and off repeatedly. This results in higher electricity usage and bills. If you notice a sudden increase in your utility bill, you might need a new pump.

Strange Noises

Grinding, whining, or groaning noises coming from the pump indicate something is wrong. The source of the racket could be a variety of issues, such as bad motor bearings or a faulty valve. Contact a deep well installation and pump repair service to inspect your system and determine the problem.

Low Pressure

As pumps age and lose effectiveness, they are increasingly less able to maintain a constant water pressure. This means the water that comes out of your faucets and shower will flow less forcefully, perhaps even slowing to a trickle.

Air in the Pipes

If water sputters and sprays as it comes out of your faucets, it indicates your well pump is failing. When a pump isn’t strong enough to push out water continuously, it allows air pockets to form in the water line and produce sputtering as they reach the tap.

King's Pump and Technical Service in Glennville, GA, is the region’s most experienced deep well installation and residential irrigation company. They can diagnose any problem with your water system and provide a solution. Visit their website for more information about their services and contact them online or call (912) 654-0149 to schedule an inspection.