Inquire About Commercial Well Pump Services with Mr. Rooter Plumbing

If you’ve never had to shop for water well pumps before, it’s only natural not to know your options and which well pumps are right for you. Rest assured, you don’t have to decide until you’re well-informed. Learn about some of the most common residential and commercial well pump types below.

• Submersible Well Pump: Submersible well pumps are among the most common and highly regarded well pumps on the market. They require full submersion in water and work with an electric motor to draw water from your well, through your pump, and into an above-ground reservoir.
  
  Many business owners prefer submersible well pumps for their long lifespans, minimal maintenance requirements, and versatility at various well depths.
• Well Jet Pump: If you need a powerful well pump for irrigation, gardening, or other important tasks, look no further than a well jet pump. Jet pumps work similarly to submersible pumps, are inexpensive, can be offset from a well site, and function at various depths.
  
  Ask your local service professional about a shallow well jet pump for wells up to 25 feet deep and a deep well jet pump for wells up to approximately 100 feet deep.
• Centrifugal Well Pump: If your business has minimal demand for water, you may see the value in a centrifugal well pump. Described as simple well pumps, they transport water from one end of the pump to the other using a motor’s kinetic energy.
  
  These pump types don’t have drive seals and are much smaller than other well pumps. However, they are also inexpensive to maintain and low-maintenance. They typically work well in shallow wells up to 25 feet.
• Irrigation Well Pump: Do you need fresh, clean water for commercial, industrial, or agricultural applications? Ask us about irrigation well pump installation. We can repair, replace, and install new irrigation well pumps to suit your unique business venture.

Whichever type you choose, let the team at Mr. Rooter Plumbing take care of the design, permitting, and installation of your new commercial water well pump system.

The best type of pump for well water can depend on the depth of your well. You may consider a shallow well jet pump for wells less than 25 feet deep, a deep well jet pump for wells between 25 and 110 feet, and a submersible pump for wells between 110 and 400 feet.

Choosing the most suitable water pumps for wells is just the first step toward ensuring your business has access to clean and consistent water. You may also like to consider your chosen well water pump’s power source. Not all power sources suit all locations.

Benefits of Electric Water Well Pumps

Electric water well pumps are most business owners’ first choice, especially for their reliability and efficiency. However, if you’re not sure whether an electric or solar-powered well pump is right for you, here are some of the many standout benefits of electric water well pumps:

• Power supply consistency for continuous and high-demand use
• High efficiency – more efficient than most other pump types
• Wide model range – a range of electric well pumps for sale, including deep well pumps, shallow well pumps, submersible well water pumps, and more
• Quiet operation – far quieter to operate than diesel or gas-powered pumps
• Minimal maintenance – they have fewer moving parts than internal combustion engine pumps
• Durability and longevity – they can last the distance with proper maintenance

Benefits of Solar Water Well Pumps

If your business is in a remote location without convenient or consistent access to a grid power supply, you may have considered installing a solar water well pump. A solar well pump can be an ideal addition to any property for many reasons, such as:

• Clean and renewable energy source – solar pumps use sunlight to pump water
• Reduced energy costs – once solar power pumps are installed, they are essentially free to operate
• Environmentally friendly – they don’t produce air or noise pollution
• Reliability – solar pumps have few moving parts and typically require minimal maintenance
• Off-grid capability – suitable for remote locations where grid electricity is expensive or impractical
• Scalability – scale your solar pump up or down based on your water needs and configure them with different wells, tanks, and ponds

As frustrating as commercial well pump problems can be, they don’t have to remain problems for long. Your local Mr. Rooter Plumbing team can quickly identify the most common well pump issues and offer solutions such as repairs or replacement:

• Broken or clogged pipes
• A low water table
• Well equipment failure
• Inadequate pump size
• Power source failure

Any well pump problem can be catastrophic for the average business. If your commercial well isn’t functioning at its best or operating efficiently, your business can suffer. If you’re looking for a well pump service provider you can trust, look no further than Mr. Rooter Plumbing to take care of your well pump woes. Contact your locally owned and operated Mr. Rooter Plumbing today.

The average commercial well pump cost can depend on many factors, such as the depth of your well, where it’s located, and the well pump type you need. However, you may expect to pay an average of $1,700 for a replacement well pump. Shallow well pumps are often considered the most budget-friendly, while you may pay more for a deep well jet pump.

High-quality well pumps can typically last eight to 15 years. However, many commercial-grade well pumps can last much longer, especially with maintenance services from trained professionals.

Commercial well pump maintenance tasks can include:

• Checking for damage or leaks
• Inspecting the power cable for signs of damage
• Ensuring the pump is secure
• Replacing oil in the motor
• Cleaning the impeller and pump casing interior
• Checking and replacing motor bearings
• And more…

Contact Mr. Rooter Plumbing for well pump maintenance and service today.

You don’t always have to wait until your well water pump stops working before you contact service professionals for help. Many commercial and residential water pumps can provide warning signs that they’re not working at their best before they fail:

• You notice water pressure fluctuations.
• The pump is constantly running.
• There have been changes in water quality.
• You have abnormally high electricity bills.
• You’ve noticed spluttering water at your faucets.
• There is sediment in the water lines.
• Your well water pump is making unusual sounds.

Whether you suspect a defective well pump pressure tank, a broken well pump pressure switch, or a complete well pump failure, take action without delay.

If your commercial well pump requires priming, knowing how to perform this essential task can be helpful. Otherwise, you can leave it in the capable hands of trained experts. Every well pump is different, but many require the following steps:

1. Shut off the power source.
2. Locate the priming plug/port around the pump’s casing — unscrew it into the open position with pliers or a pipe wrench.
3. Fill up the pump with water until it flows out of the opening.
4. Secure the plug back in place.
5. Turn the power back on.

Knowing which well pump service provider to trust with your business’s well pumps can be challenging. Failure to choose the right one may mean you’re unhappy with the products and services you receive. Consider taking the following actions to feel more confident in your decision:

1. Research Local Providers: The first step toward choosing a well pump service provider offering the level of service you’re looking for can involve researching local providers. Look for licensed and insured service professionals online in your local area. You may also find a list of worthwhile candidates by talking to people you know.
2. Read Reviews and Testimonials: Being within proximity of many businesses offering well pump installation doesn’t mean they’re all the right options for your unique needs. Read reviews and testimonials to see whether their products and services were well-received by their clients.
3. Verify Credentials: If your chosen service professional claims to have licensing, insurance, and certifications from professional organizations, don’t be afraid to verify these credentials. You may then enjoy peace of mind and be protected in case of accidents or errors.
4. Ask for Estimates: You don’t have to accept the first estimate you receive. Shop around and compare products, services, reputations, and credentials against pricing so you can make a well-informed decision.

Every business owner deserves a reliable water supply for their business operations and customers. Mr. Rooter Plumbing is here to help you get it.

• Locally owned and operated
• Professionalism and courtesy
• Licensed and insured team
• Flexible service options
• Upfront pricing
• No overtime pricing
• Great customer service

Are you ready to explore commercial well pump installation? We’re here to help. Contact your locally owned and operated Mr. Rooter Plumbing today.