Well quit? Let's get your water back on.
A huge share of the Ozarks runs on private wells, and when a well system fails, the whole house stops. Joe works on wells all the time: pumps, pressure tanks, controls, wellhouses, and the line that carries the water to your home.
What we work on
- Well pump replacement and repair. When the pump gives out, the house goes dry. Joe diagnoses whether it's the pump, the controls, or the wiring before anything gets replaced.
- Pressure tanks and switches. Short-cycling, sputtering faucets, and pressure that comes and goes usually trace back here, and it's a far cheaper fix than a pump.
- Wellhouse repair and freeze protection. An Ozarks cold snap finds every gap in a wellhouse. We fix what froze and set it up so the next hard freeze doesn't take your water down.
- Well lines from the casing to the house. Leaks and failures underground are our kind of work: we locate, trench, and replace with our own excavation equipment.
- Water treatment for well systems. Well water here carries minerals and needs its own assessment. UV, softening, and filtration are covered on the filtration page.
Well systems reward familiarity. A tech who rarely sees one will swap parts until something works. Joe has worked on wellhouses across Strafford, Rogersville, Fair Grove, and Marshfield for years, and starts from what the system is telling him.
No water at all? Do this first.
Check the breaker for the well pump, usually in the main panel and sometimes in the wellhouse itself. If it tripped, reset it once. If it trips again, stop and call: something is making it trip, and forcing it can cook a pump that might have been saved. Then call (417) 987-8740, day or night, and tell us what you found.