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The lifespan of a well pump varies based on environment, type of pump, property type, and maintenance. Understanding what factors dictate the lifespan of your well pump is important for protecting your investment and planning for future replacement. Regular maintenance can add years to your well pump.  How Long a Submersible Well Pump Usually Lasts The typically lifespan range for a submersible well pump is anywhere between 10-20 years. These powerful pumps can last a long ti...

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5 Tips to Keep Your Well Pump System Running Smoothly If your home isn't connected to a public water supply, then ensuring optimal performance and functionality from your private well is essential for clean running water. Many homeowners don’t think about their well pump until water pressure drops or the system completely stops working. With routine attention, you can reduce wear and tear, avoid costly emergency repairs, and protect both your water supply and your investment. Sma...

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If you’re buying a home with a private well, scheduling a well inspection is essential to ensure water safety and system performance. A well inspection checks the safety, quality, and reliability of your water system — including flow rate, pump function, and potential contaminants.  Need a certified well inspection? We can help. Contact us today to schedule an appointment. What is a Well Inspection? A well inspection is a professional assessment of a private well's c...

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There are a number of advantages to having your own well – including the health advantages of controlling your water quality through selecting your own filtration – but there are also challenges to the maintenance of and care for wells as well. Numerous Ralph’s Pump & Well customers have faced these issues over the years.  When you’re looking to hire someone to help you with your water and well issues, you want to make sure you are hiring someone who understand...

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