WELL WATER PLUMBING EXPERTSWell Pump
Repair & Install
Your home’s water source is its lifeline; for many, that source is a well. At the core of any well water system is the pump, which ensures you have a steady flow of water. When the pump acts up, so does your water supply. Wild Water Plumbing specializes in well pumps and systems, ensuring your home always has access to clean and reliable water.
PENDER, JONES, CARTERET, & ONSLOW COUNTIESCommon Well Pump and System Issues
No Water
If you turn on the tap and nothing comes out, it’s a clear sign of trouble. This could mean pump failure or an electrical issue affecting the pump.
Low Pressure
If you're getting a trickle when you expect a stream, it can be frustrating. Low pressure might be due to problems with the pressure tank, blockages in the line, or a pump that's wearing out.
Dirty Water
If your clear water starts looking brown or full of sediment, something’s wrong. This could be due to a malfunctioning system pulling in silt, a crack in the well casing, or issues with the well screen.
Short Cycling
A pump that keeps turning on and off is noisy and problematic. This can be caused by issues with the pressure switch, a waterlogged tank, or leaks in the system.
Constant Running
If your pump runs non-stop, it might be struggling to build enough pressure, possibly due to leaks, a failing pressure switch, or problems with the pressure tank.
Air Spurts
When your faucet spits air along with water, it’s a sign something’s up. This could be from a lowered water table, a faulty check valve, or a failing pump.
Strange Noises
Pumps should hum, not groan or grind. Weird or loud noises can mean worn-out bearings, a failing motor, or cavitation (bubbles forming that damage the pump).
High Electric Bills
A sudden spike in your electricity bill without a clear reason can indicate a pump issue. It might be working harder due to clogs, mechanical wear, or electrical problems, using more power.
Our Well Pump Repair & Installation Process
When you call Wild Water Plumbing, we kick things off by using our specialized tools and deep know-how to figure out exactly what's wrong. Once we’ve nailed down the issue, we’ll explain it to you in plain English, so you know what’s up and how we plan to tackle it.
WELL WATER PLUMBING EXPERTSWell Pump
Repair & Install
Your home’s water source is its lifeline; for many, that source is a well. At the core of any well water system is the pump, which ensures you have a steady flow of water. When the pump acts up, so does your water supply. Wild Water Plumbing specializes in well pumps and systems, ensuring your home always has access to clean and reliable water.
PENDER, JONES, CARTERET, & ONSLOW COUNTIESCommon Well Pump and System Issues
No Water
If you turn on the tap and nothing comes out, it’s a clear sign of trouble. This could mean pump failure or an electrical issue affecting the pump.
Low Pressure
If you're getting a trickle when you expect a stream, it can be frustrating. Low pressure might be due to problems with the pressure tank, blockages in the line, or a pump that's wearing out.
Dirty Water
If your clear water starts looking brown or full of sediment, something’s wrong. This could be due to a malfunctioning system pulling in silt, a crack in the well casing, or issues with the well screen.
Short Cycling
A pump that keeps turning on and off is noisy and problematic. This can be caused by issues with the pressure switch, a waterlogged tank, or leaks in the system.
Constant Running
If your pump runs non-stop, it might be struggling to build enough pressure, possibly due to leaks, a failing pressure switch, or problems with the pressure tank.
Air Spurts
When your faucet spits air along with water, it’s a sign something’s up. This could be from a lowered water table, a faulty check valve, or a failing pump.
Strange Noises
Pumps should hum, not groan or grind. Weird or loud noises can mean worn-out bearings, a failing motor, or cavitation (bubbles forming that damage the pump).
High Electric Bills
A sudden spike in your electricity bill without a clear reason can indicate a pump issue. It might be working harder due to clogs, mechanical wear, or electrical problems, using more power.
Our Well Pump Repair & Installation Process
When you call Wild Water Plumbing, we kick things off by using our specialized tools and deep know-how to figure out exactly what's wrong. Once we’ve nailed down the issue, we’ll explain it to you in plain English, so you know what’s up and how we plan to tackle it.
Local Reviews
for Jacksonville, NC
Wild Water Plumbing Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
based on 5 customer reviews
based on 5 customer reviews
Excellent Team
Ashley – Jacksonville, NC 28540
Review of Wild Water Plumbing
The whole crew was great. Very responsive and easy to work with.
Outstanding Service! Great Price!
Chelsea – Jacksonville, NC 28540
Review of Wild Water Plumbing
I am very satisfied with the work and customer service provided by Justin and the crew at Wild Water Plumbing. I plan to use them again for a leaking issue I am having in my small bathroom.
Excellent service
Liz – Jacksonville, NC 28540
Review of Wild Water Plumbing
Justin called us back on a Sunday and came out the next day to replace a water heater. He was communicative, punctual and experienced. He did a great job.
Exceptional Service
Tedd – Jacksonville, NC 28546
Review of Wild Water Plumbing
Straight shooter. Gave me all options up front and the cost of each. Fair market price and remarkably quick scheduling. Respectful, friendly, and knowledgeable.
Highly recommend.
Best Service Ever
Cameron Hudson – Jacksonville, NC 28540
Review of Wild Water Plumbing
Luke you're a professional and I appreciate the awesome recommendations. You provided quality work, punctuality, and timeliness to the request. Thank you for everything.
WELL PUMP SYSTEM INSTALLATION & REPAIR PLUMBING EXPERTSFAQs about Well Pumps
1
What should I do if my well pump stops working?
If your well pump suddenly stops working, the first thing to do is check your circuit breaker to make sure it hasn’t tripped. If that’s not the issue, give us a call at Wild Water Plumbing. We’ll come out, diagnose the problem, and get your water flowing again in no time.
2
Why is my water pressure so low?
Low water pressure can be super annoying! It might be due to a problem with your pressure tank, blockages in your water line, or your pump could be on its last legs. Don’t worry, though—we can figure out what’s wrong and fix it for you.
3
How often should I get my well pump serviced?
Regular maintenance is key to keeping your well pump in good shape. We recommend having your pump checked once a year. A quick check-up can catch potential issues before they become big (and expensive) problems.
4
Why is my pump making weird noises?
Strange noises from your pump are usually a sign something’s off. It could be worn-out bearings, a failing motor, or bubbles forming inside the pump (called cavitation). Whatever the issue, it’s best to have us take a look. Weird noises rarely fix themselves and can lead to bigger problems if ignored.
WELL PUMP SYSTEM INSTALLATION & REPAIR PLUMBING EXPERTSFAQs about Well Pumps
1
What should I do if my well pump stops working?
If your well pump suddenly stops working, the first thing to do is check your circuit breaker to make sure it hasn’t tripped. If that’s not the issue, give us a call at Wild Water Plumbing. We’ll come out, diagnose the problem, and get your water flowing again in no time.
2
Why is my water pressure so low?
Low water pressure can be super annoying! It might be due to a problem with your pressure tank, blockages in your water line, or your pump could be on its last legs. Don’t worry, though—we can figure out what’s wrong and fix it for you.
3
How often should I get my well pump serviced?
Regular maintenance is key to keeping your well pump in good shape. We recommend having your pump checked once a year. A quick check-up can catch potential issues before they become big (and expensive) problems.
4
Why is my pump making weird noises?
Strange noises from your pump are usually a sign something’s off. It could be worn-out bearings, a failing motor, or bubbles forming inside the pump (called cavitation). Whatever the issue, it’s best to have us take a look. Weird noises rarely fix themselves and can lead to bigger problems if ignored.
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