Fraser Valley Well Pump service, replacement & water well pump repairs

Well pump installations, well pump repairs, submersible well pump replacement, water storage tanks, water treatment & filtration, water well inspections, and water testing services

Our Local Service Area:

Pitt Meadows | Maple Ridge | Whonnock | Langley | Abbotsford | Chilliwack | Yarrow | Sardis | Clearbrook | Harrison Lake | Mission | Dewdney | Hatzic | Deroche | Hope | Yale 

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Fraser Valley Well Pump & Water Well Service Area

Pitt Meadows, Maple Ridge, Whonnock, Langley, Surrey, Abbotsford, Aldergrove, Chilliwack, Yarrow, Sardis,
Clearbrook, Harrison Lake, Mission, Dewdney, Hatzic, Deroche, Agassiz, Hope, and Yale to Boston Bar

Fraser Valley Well Pump, Repair, and Installation Services are water well pump repairs, installations, and evaluation services.  Our skilled technicians specialize in complete water systems, including submersible well pumps, constant-pressure systems, jet pumps for shallow wells, water storage tanks, pressure tanks, and water treatment, to ensure your water supply operates efficiently.

Water Well Pumps

Five types of water well pumps & water pumping systems are most commonly used in the Fraser Valley.

Standard Well Pumps & Pressure Tanks, Constant Pressure Systems, Jet Pump Shallow Wells, Solar Pumps, & Water Storage Tanks.

 

Well Pump Repairs

Fraser Valley Well Pump installs, repairs, and designs water pumping systems for any application.

Domestic water well pumps. Agriculture, Greenhouse, Golf Course, Commercial and Industrial pump installations, service and well pump repairs

Water Storage Tanks

Water storage tanks & pumping systems are vital in the Fraser Valley.

Proper design, installation, and maintenance ensure a sustainable, and affordable water supply with many tank sizes for your water storage requirements from seasonal to year-round.

 

Water Well Inspections

Water well inspections are vital for prospective homeowners and current well owners.  Water quality, and equipment should be inspected.

Well inspections include pumping test to protect your investment from possible water well problems

FRASER VALLEY WELL PUMP DOES MORE!

Types of Pumps for Water in the Fraser Valley

PUMPS FOR WATER
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With a large inventory of water pumps, including submersible pumps for deep wells, jet pumps for shallow wells, centrifugal pumps for high flow rates, booster pumps, and sump pumps. We specialize in solar water pumps, reducing dependence on electricity or fuel.

There are many types and sizes of pumps for water built for unique purposes, ensuring a reliable water supply for residential, agricultural, and commercial applications. Call Fraser Valley Well Pump to find the ideal pump that suits your specific water pumping requirement.

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well water testing

Water Quality Testing in the Fraser Valley typically focuses on three main categories of contaminants:

Biological contaminants: Include bacteria, viruses, and parasites that can cause illness if ingested. Common examples are E.coli and coliform bacteria.

Chemical contaminants: Chemicals like nitrates, lead, arsenic, or pesticides may seep into groundwater from various sources such as agricultural runoff or industrial waste disposal sites. 

Physical properties: pH level (acidity), hardness (mineral content), and turbidity (clarity). While not necessarily harmful, water chemistry can affect the taste and appearance of your water and its ability to dissolve other substances that could be harmful when ingested

Well Water Testing Lab Services for the Fraser Valley
Water Treatment Systems for Well Water Problems Serving the Fraser Valley

HOME WATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS

Home water treatment systems can address almost every water quality issue — like iron, sediment, rotten egg odors, chlorine, hard water, and more — with targeted water filtration that provides quality water when needed.

Fraser Valley Well Pump & Water Services include water softener systems, water toxicity assessments, water filtration systems for home use, iron water removal systems, and more.

Discuss your water quality concerns with one of our water treatment experts.

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What Our Customers
Are Saying

Hear firsthand how Fraser Valley Well Pump makes a difference!

5/5

Fraser Valley Well Pump was so helpful when our well pump stopped working over the long weekend and our home had no water at all during this hot July weather… thank you for coming guys!

G. Neufeld.

5/5

We were buying our rural property in Mission, were told the water well was great. Fraser Valley Well Pump did a well inspection and found a couple of costly issues that were resolved.  

Mandy Taylor

5/5

We thought we needed a complete well pump replacement for our Sumas Mountain drilled well.  Turns out it was only a  pressure switch issue & small well pump repair were needed.

Dani & Russ P.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common Well Pump Problems and Solutions

Are you experiencing difficulties with your water well pump? Here’s a list of frequent well pump issues and their potential causes:

  1. Electrical Issues: This could be due to wiring malfunctions or other electrical disturbances.
  2. Low Water Level: The water source might be running low.
  3. Clogged or Damaged Components: Sediments or foreign objects can block or damage parts of the pump.
  4. Worn or Damaged Pump Components: Well pump equipment and components can wear down or get damaged over time.
  5. Incorrect Well Pump Sizing or Installation: The well pump needs to be the correct size for the well and ensure proper installation.
  6. Waterlogged Pressure Tank: When the pressure tank gets filled with too much water.
  7. Leaks in the System: This could result in a reduced water supply or potential water damage.
  8. Insufficient Power Supply: The inadequate power supply may be hindering the proper functioning of the well pump.
  9. Frozen or Blocked Pipes: Cold weather can cause pipes to freeze, or blockages can obstruct water flow.
  10. Corrosion or Rust: Over time, certain parts may corrode or rust, affecting the pump’s performance.

If you encounter any of these problems, a well pump repair professional can assist in diagnosing and rectifying them. You can prevent inconvenient water disruptions, especially during weekends and holidays, by making informed decisions regarding your pumping system and maintenance.

Well Pump Repairs and Well Pump Costs

When repairing your well pump, costs vary depending on the issue and the parts needed. On average, repairing a well pump will range from a few hundred dollars to several thousand.

Water well pump repair costs will depend on the scope of the well pump problem.  

Fraser Valley Well Pump & Repair Services can often provide accurate water well pump repair cost estimates online or by calling us.

 

Most Common Well Pump Repairs Include:

  1. Repairing a Worn or Damaged Well Pump Impeller: The impeller is a crucial part of a well pump; it moves water through the system. Pump impellers may become worn or damaged over time, reducing efficiency and possibly causing the well pump to malfunction.

  2. Repairing a Pressure Switch: The pressure switch regulates the pressure in the water system. If a pressure switch fails, the pump may not turn on or off as it should. Pressure switch failure can lead to water pressure issues or the constant running of the pump.

  3. Repairing or Replacing a Faulty Motor: The well pump’s motor powers the entire system. If it becomes damaged or fails, the pump will not function properly. A repair or well pump replacement may be necessary.

  4. Resolving Electrical Issues: A malfunctioning pump can be caused by electrical problems such as short circuits, blown fuses, or damaged wiring. Repair these issues to restore the well pump’s normal function.

  5. Repair Leaks in the Water System: Water pressure can be affected by leaks in the water pumping system or plumbing connections. Identifying and repairing these leaks is essential for maintaining the pump’s performance. Leaks may also cause the pump to cycle off and on repetitively.

  6. Replacing a Worn or Damaged Check Valve: Check valves ensure water flows only one way through the system. If damaged, water may flow back into the well, leading to well pump cycling and reduced efficiency.

  7. Cleaning or Replacing a Clogged Filter Screen: The filter screen prevents debris from entering the well pump system. Over time, it can become clogged and reduce water flow, necessitating cleaning or replacement. It could be the well pump or the screen installed in the water well.

  8. Adjusting or Replacing a Malfunctioning Pressure Tank: A failing pressure tank can cause inconsistencies in water pressure. Pressure tank problems lead to more severe issues if left unaddressed. Identify the source of the problem, a ruptured bladder, faulty pressure switch, or a well that may be running dry.
Well Pump Replacement - When Should it be Done?

The lifespan of a water well pump depends on many factors, such as the type of pump (submersible or jet), its quality, usage, and the quality of your well water (for instance, how much sediment or iron it contains).

Typically, a water well pump with regular maintenance can last 8 to 15 years, sometimes even longer.

While there’s no definitive “best time” to replace your well pump, here are some signs that you need to consider a well pump replacement:

 

Decreased Water Pressure: If you notice a significant drop in water pressure throughout your home, it could be a sign that your pump is failing.

 

Dirty Water: Well pumps are normally installed 10+ feet above the bottom of the well, but over time, the well can “silt in,” accumulating sand and silt in the bottom of the well.

When pumping water with sediment, the well pump will rapidly lose performance. If you notice increasing silt or sediment in your water, it may be time to have the system checked out.

Air “spitting” from the faucet: One of the first signs of an old and worn-out pump is air getting in the water system when the tap is running. If the water pressure drops, the faucets may spit water instead of allowing it to flow when you turn them on.

 

Strange Noises: If you hear noises from your well pump or pressure tank, it may be a sign that the pump is struggling to maintain pressure or is about to fail.

 

Excessively High Electricity Bills: If you have noticed a spike in your electricity bills without apparent cause, it could be due to your well pump running constantly, indicating a possible inefficiency in its functioning.

 

Age of Well Pump: If your pump is approaching the end of its anticipated life span and exhibiting issues, it may be more financially sensible to replace it rather than wait for it to fail.

Remember, routine maintenance can help extend the lifespan of your well pump. If you notice any of these signs, it would be wise to inspect your well pump system.

Fraser Valley Well Pump can determine whether your pump needs repair or replacement.

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Our Service Area

Pitt Meadows | Maple Ridge | Whonnock | Langley | Surrey |  Abbotsford | Aldergrove |  Clearbrook | Harrison Lake | Mission | Dewdney | Hatzic |  Deroche | Agassiz | Chilliwack | Yarrow | Sardis | Hope | Yale | Boston Bar