How to Know When You Need a New Well Pump
If your home relies on a well for water, the pump is the heart of your system. Like any hardworking piece of equipment, well pumps don’t last forever. Recognizing the warning signs early can save you from costly repairs, well pump replacement, or a sudden loss of water.
Signs Of A Bad Well Pump:
Low or inconsistent water pressure – Faucets sputter, or showers run weak.
Strange noises – Grinding, clicking, or humming may signal mechanical issues.
Air in the water line – Faucets spitting air bubbles is a classic symptom.
Discolored or murky water – Sediment may be getting pulled into your system.
Frequent cycling – The pump turns on and off more often than it should.
Berks County Well Pump Service
In many areas we serve—like Reading, Allentown, Fleetwood, and Kutztown—well systems are common and often face heavy mineral buildup. These conditions can shorten a pump’s lifespan and cause recurring problems if not addressed properly. Regular inspections and water treatment can help homeowners in Berks and beyond to avoid costly emergency well pump replacement.
Protect Your Water Supply
If you notice these issues, it may be time for inspection or replacement. At Master Plumbing Services, we specialize in diagnosing well pump problems and installing reliable replacements designed for your local water conditions. Pairing your new pump with water treatment ensures a longer-lasting system and better water quality for your family.
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