
Well pressure acting up? Start with the tank.
Well Pressure Tank, Pressure Switch & Well Control Repair in Springfield, MO
Sputtering faucets, pressure that comes and goes, or a pump kicking on and off usually mean the pressure tank or the switch. That costs far less to fix than a pump, so Joe puts a gauge on the system before he recommends a repair.
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- Master Plumber #BTC-0004081
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- 8am to 8pm every day, emergency line 24/7
- 4.8 stars, 264 reviews
Signs It's the Tank or the Switch
- Faucets that sputter or spit air.
- Pressure that surges, then drops off.
- A pump that kicks on and off every time water runs.
- Weak pressure at every tap in the house.
No water at all, with the breaker on, points at the pump or its controls instead. That's on the well work page.
We Check Before We Replace
A pressure switch, a tank and a submersible pump are very different jobs. Joe puts a gauge on it before he recommends a repair, because the tank fix costs a fraction of the pump job. We find the part that failed first, so you don't pay for the wrong job.
Low Water Pressure From a Well
If every tap in the house runs weak, it's usually the well system: the pressure tank or switch, a clogged filter, a leak in the line between the well house and your home, or a pump that's wearing out. Text a photo of the pressure tank and its gauge, and Joe will tell you what he sees.
Controls and Wiring
If the wellhouse wiring is old or improvised, we fix it while we're there so the new parts last. A buried line that's leaking is a different job, and we dig and replace those ourselves. More on wellhouses and well lines.
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Common Questions
How do I know if it's the pump or the pressure tank?
No water at all. What do I check first?
Do you work on the well itself or just the house plumbing?
Can you come at night?
From our well and water line jobs


“I was without water for 4 days. I called this man, not even 24 hours ago, literally not 24 hours ago. He scheduled me an appointment was here done exactly what he said he was going to do and he done it with precision. He didn't cut any corners or try to rig anything up.”
“Joe came to help me in the middle of nowhere, just so my animals could have water. He worked really had and as soon as 1 obstacle got in his way. He came up with a solution. I will recommend and use, his services again if the need arises. I met a new friend in Joe!”
Joe Messina, City of Springfield Master Plumber, Lic. #BTC-0004081. Insured to $2M. Working in Springfield and the Ozarks since 2017.
Talk to Joe about it
Call and a master licensed plumber picks up the phone. Or text a photo and get a first read on what you're looking at.
Or Text a Photo of the Problem24/7 emergency plumbing and mechanical service
- For a leak or burst pipe, while you wait:
- 1Shut off the main water valve, usually where the line enters the house
- 2Open the lowest faucet to relieve the pressure
- 3Move what you can out from under the leak

