A+ PUMP & WELL SERVICES

Pump & Well Services • Drainage • Water Filtration System • Sprinklers Services

About A+ Pump & Well Services

FORMERLY HIGH POINT WELL DRILLING

A+ Pump & Well Services is beyond excited to have had the opportunity to acquire the assets of Highpoint Well Drilling. We offer even more services and continue providing the best well maintenance and well water service around. We feel so lucky to have had the opportunity to work with the Chissus family at Highpoint Well Drilling and to carry on their tradition of excellence in this industry.

We understand how important it is to have a reliable well for your home. That's why our team of technicians are dedicated to ensuring that your well is always in top working condition. We care about the reliability and safety of your water, and we go above and beyond to make sure that you have access to clean and safe water at all times. When you choose A+ Pump & Well Services for your well maintenance and service needs, you can trust that your well is in good hands.

WATER WELL SERVICES

FORMERLY HIGH POINT WELL DRILLING

PUMP & WELL SERVICE

DRAINAGE

WATER FILTRATION SYSTEM

SPRINKLERS SERVICES

WATER WELL TROUBLE SHOOTING TIPS & FAQS

Why do I suddenly have no water on well?

If you suddenly have no water from your well, it could be due to a variety of reasons:

Power issues: The well pump requires electricity, so check if there is a power outage, blown fuse, or tripped circuit breaker.

Pump failure: The pump may have stopped working due to wear and tear or mechanical issues.

Pressure switch: A malfunctioning pressure switch can stop the pump from starting.

Low water level: The water table might have dropped, or the well could be running dry.

Plumbing issues: Clogged or broken pipes might prevent water flow.
How do I know if my well pump is clogged?

Signs of a clogged well pump or filter include:

Reduced water pressure: A clogged pump can limit the amount of water flowing into the house.

Frequent cycling: The pump may turn on and off more frequently if it's struggling to maintain pressure.

No water flow: In severe cases, a clog can completely block water flow.
Which could cause a well to suddenly stop working?

Several factors could cause your well to stop working suddenly:

Electrical issues: A power outage, bad wiring, or blown fuse can prevent the pump from running.

Pump failure: The pump may have worn out or experienced mechanical failure.

Pressure switch malfunction: This can prevent the pump from activating.

Dry well: A well can stop working if the water level drops significantly.

Pipe or tank leak: A leak in the system may reduce or stop water flow.
How do I know if something is wrong with my well?

You can identify potential well problems by looking for the following signs:

Low or fluctuating water pressure: Indicates pump or plumbing issues.

Dirty or cloudy water: Could mean a break in the well casing or contamination.

Unusual noises from the pump: Grinding or screeching sounds suggest mechanical issues.

Air in the pipes: Air sputtering out with the water can indicate a drop in water levels or a problem with the pump.

Sudden increase in energy costs: A malfunctioning pump may run more frequently, causing higher energy consumption.