FAQs

Low water pressure can be caused by various factors. Often, a simple adjustment can resolve the issue. However, more serious problems may require professional attention. These can include pipe leaks, aging pumps needing replacement, or mineral buildup restricting water flow. If you're experiencing persistent low water pressure, it's advisable to contact Waller & Son Well Company for expert well pump repairs.

Well pump sizes vary widely. The appropriate size for your property depends on three main factors: the size of your property, your household's water consumption, and the number of plumbing fixtures in your home. For personalized advice on the most suitable well pump for your property, we recommend contacting Waller & Son Well Company. We provide expert well drilling and pump repair services in the South Metro and Middle Georgia areas.

Dirty water or air bubbles emerging from your faucets are common indicators of well pump issues. If you're experiencing these symptoms, we recommend contacting Waller & Son Well Company promptly for professional well pump repair services.

A well pump functions by moving water from your well into a storage tank. When operational, the pump's motor draws water in and pushes it to the surface and into a pressure tank. This process increases the tank's air pressure until it reaches a preset level. When you use a faucet, the decreasing air pressure in the tank forces water through your plumbing. Once the air pressure drops to a certain point, the pump reactivates, replenishing the storage tank. For assistance with well pump issues, please contact Waller & Son Well Company at (770) 441-4415.

Indeed, there are various types of water well pumps. For deep wells, we typically recommend a double-drop jet-pump system. These deep-well jet pumps are situated above ground and utilize two pipes - one for drawing water out and another for pushing it up. According to our specialists, these pumps can extract water from depths up to 110 feet. A foot valve is necessary for priming the pipe, and some models include a tailpipe to prevent over-pumping. For expert advice on the most suitable pump for your needs, please contact Waller & Son Well Company. We offer comprehensive services including well drilling, maintenance, and repairs.