Well Treatment and Repairs

Having issues with your well? When it comes to any issues with the well, Phelps Water Company has the best technicians in the Business. With well over 50 years of combined knowledge in the well business, our technicians can diagnose any problem that you may be facing. Your well could be facing a number of problems, whether it be the pump, clogged piping, or faulty wiring, we will be able to assess the issue at hand and have you up and running with water in no time. Water is a necessity of life and you would not want to be without it, so if you have any issue at all don't hesitate to call and have us diagnose your well's issue.

**We provide a free well evaluation, a service technician will inform you of what is necessary to fix your water situation

Selling or buying a house? A quick fix to your waters bacterial problems is that of chlorination. One of our skilled technicians will come to your house and chlorinate your well. Once your system is chlorinated an outside spigot should be run for 48 hours to ensure all of the chlorine is out of your water. Once this process is completed you can contact us for a bacteria test so we can make sure that your water is clean and your house is ready to be sold.

Note: Chlorinations are not always successful, in which case Ultra Violet lights can be installed as an automatic fix of bacteria issues.

Ever wonder where your water gets its pressure? That big blue tank in your house is the source of all pressure provided to your various bathroom, kitchen and other sinks, as well as spigots, and hoses. Our workers are extremely skilled at finding the source of low/no pressure issues. The pressure tank is the link between your well and your treatment system which makes it a vital piece to your water system. Several issues can arise from this particular tank and if/when you realize any predicaments with your pressure it is important that you call the trustworthy people here at Phelps Water Company so that we can diagnose your problems and have your water back in business as soon as possible.

A drop in your pressure could mean a number of things, one of them being a leak in a well line. A line runs from the location of your well into your house, and for many different reasons a leak can develop underground causing you to lose pressure or lose water altogether. Our technicians are extremely knowledgable in pinpointing the exact location of the leak and make necessary fixes to improve your pressure and get your water back up and running. If you notice any issues in your pressure or water rising from the ground in-between your well and entry point to the house, DO NOT HESITATE to call us immediately so we can quickly fix the issue before the problem worsens.