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5 Ways to Tell If Your Water Pump is Going Bad – AAA Well and Pump Service Greensboro

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5 Ways to Tell If Your Water Pump is Going Bad

 

Spitting/Noisy Faucets washing hands

If you are experiencing a continuous and consistent sputtering of air and water when using a faucet, this may indicate a malfunctioning water pump. It could also mean your pressure tank bladder is leaking or there are cracks or breaks in the pipes above the water pump.If left unchecked this issue could lead to the shortened lifespan of your pump.

 

 

Water Well Pressure Tank Problems

If your tank is loud or noisy or makes an odd clicking noise you need to consider hiring a professional to troubleshoot your pressure tank.  These factors could indicate issues with your water well pressure tank.

 

 

Fluctuations in Water Pressureshower head

If you’re experiencing low water pressure check the shut-off valve and ensure it’s open all the way… sometimes it’s just a simple fix! It could also mean that your electric motor has failed. We strongly recommend having AAA Well and Pump Service examine for more serious issues like plumbing blockages or water leaks that can cause the fluctuation in water pressure.

 

 

High Electric Bills

If you notice high electric bills it could be because your pump is failing and therefore it is not running as efficiently as possible. This would cause a spike in your electric bill. The rise in your bill could also be from a blockage in your pump caused by silt, sand, or iron bacteria. This would cause the pump to not run as efficiently.

 

 

Dirty Water

woman drinking waterOne of the more common causes of dirty well water are broken well pipes.  The broken pipes are allowing dirt and surface run-off water to enter the well water. If you see sand or sediment it’s also possible your well is not properly filtering out foreign debris. This could be the result of a failing pump that is unable to filter your water correctly.

 

Here at AAA Well & Pump Service, LLC., we take pride in our decades of water well and plumbing experience. Our goal is to provide the residents of Greensboro, Asheboro, Pittsboro, McLeansville, and Burlington, NC, with water treatment services that are necessary for preventing poor water quality. We make sure that your water well is contaminant free, and operating at its best!

 

 

Call AAA Well & Pump Service today! We can accurately diagnose troubleshoot and fix your Well and Pump issues no problem! We are the Triads clean water professionals!

 

 

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