Well pump repair and replacement, pressure tanks, water storage tanks, solar well pumps, windmill repair and well cleaning across Gila County and about 75 miles around Globe.
Our work starts after the well is drilled: the pump, the tanks, the controls and the pipe. Well pump repair is the service most people call about, and the rest of it is below. We cover Gila County and about 75 miles around Globe, so call or text (928) 961-6641.
Well Pump Repair
Water Well Pump Repair for Homes, Ranches and Farms
Troubleshooting and repair for wells with no water, low pressure or a pump that will not shut off: the electrical side tested first, pumps pulled and reset with our own pump hoist rig, and dropped pumps fished out of the well.
Wells with no water, low pressure, air in the line or sand in the water
Pressure switch, control box, wiring and motor readings tested before the pump comes out
Pumps pulled and reset with our own truck-mounted pump hoist rig
Pump fishing: pumps, pipe and rod retrieved from the bottom of the well
Pumps reset at the right depth, because a pump set above the water level never pumps
Worn drop pipe, wire, check valves, torque arrestors and well seals replaced with the pump
We replace worn out well pumps with new submersible pumps sized to the well's depth and yield. New drop pipe, wire, a check valve and a well seal go down with the pump.
New submersible pumps and motors for household, stock and irrigation wells
Pump sizing to the well's depth, water level and steady yield
Rigid PVC drop pipe with stainless steel couplings on domestic wells
New submersible wire, waterproof splices and a new check valve
Torque arrestor, well seal and the wellhead put back together
Pump protection controls on low yield wells that draw down
We replace waterlogged and failed well pressure tanks, pressure switches, gauges and tank tees. The precharge gets set to your switch so the pump runs long enough on each cycle.
Waterlogged and failed bladder pressure tanks pulled out and replaced
Tank precharge set to your switch and read with the water pressure off
Pressure switches replaced and adjusted, including 30/50 and 40/60 settings
Pressure gauges, tank tees, unions, shutoff valves and relief valves
Tank sizing so the pump runs long enough on every cycle
Short cycling traced through the tank, the switch and the pump side
Tanks, booster pumps and the pipelines that feed them
We install and repair water storage tanks for homes, ranches and stock water. That covers the tank, its stand and plumbing, the float controls and the booster pump.
Steel and poly water storage tanks set, plumbed and tied into the well
Rusted and leaking steel tanks patched, rebuilt, re-plumbed and painted
Tank stands rebuilt and tanks reset when a stand gives way
Float switches that start the well pump at one level and stop it at another
Booster pumps and the pressure tank that feeds the house from storage
Low water shutoff so a booster pump does not run the tank dry
We design and install solar well pump systems for ranches, stock wells and off-grid homes. The panels, the controller, the pump and the tank float get sized to your well's depth and your daily gallons.
Solar well pump systems designed around the well's depth, its yield and your daily gallons
Panels, mounting rack, controller and a DC submersible pump installed as one system
A float switch at the tank wired in so the pump stops when the tank is full
Solar pumps set in deep wells, including wells more than 700 feet deep
Windmill wells converted to a solar pump when the mill has reached the end
Repair on existing solar systems: controller, wiring, panels, float switch and pump
We service and repair water pumping windmills on ranches around Globe. Gearbox oil, new leathers, sucker rod, drop pipe and tower work are all part of it.
Yearly gearbox oil change using a non detergent SAE 10 or lighter oil
New leathers and check valves fitted in the pump cylinder
Sucker rod and drop pipe pulled, repaired and reset with our own pump hoist rig
Sucker rod assemblies rebuilt with a new cylinder
Dropped sucker rod and pipe fished out of windmill wells
Tower work in a harness, including a mill laid down for repair on the ground
Getting the sediment and scale out of an existing well
We clean out existing wells that have filled in with sand, rust and scale. The pump comes out, the hole gets bailed and the casing brushed, then we test pump the well.
Pump, drop pipe and wire pulled with our own pump hoist rig
Sand and silt bailed off the bottom of the well with a sand bailer
Casing and screen brushed and surged to break loose scale, rust and slime
Well treated with commercial well cleaning chemicals after the surfaces are scrubbed
Downhole camera run when we need to see the casing, the screen and what is in the hole
Test pumping once the work is done to see what the well is producing
