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Can a Well Go Dry? One of the most lingering questions we get from our well pump services is “can a well go dry”? We understand that this is a major concern for property owners because a well pump or water well system is a major investment. Technically, a well is said to “go dry” when it its water levels drop below pump intake. Private wells can have a reduction of output as time goes by, especially if there is a drought. What are the factors that affect water level? There are several things that affect water level: Type of Aquifer (Confined or Unconfined) An aquifer is an underground layer of rock that is filled with water. By installing a water pump, the water on this layer of rock can be drawn to the surface. Unconfined aquifer, or an aquifer in which water seeps directly from the ground, are more […]

Schedule your Sump Pump Service Today Don’t put your home’s foundation at risk for damage or lose your memories, or belongings in a basement flood. Schedule a sump pump inspection or replacement service today AAA Well & Pump Service, LLC. Our team of expert plumbers will assess your needs and recommend a solution that’s suitable for you and your home. If it’s time to replace your unit, we will expertly remove the old pump and install a brand new one, protecting your home and investments. A professional plumber will make sure your pump’s wiring is correct and everything is installed perfectly so you get as many years out of your home as possible. Avoid the major problems and hefty expense that comes with a flooded basement. If you’re in the Triad your in luck!  We service , contact the professionals at AAA Well & Pump Service, LLC> 24H Well Pump […]

Choosing a Sump Pump Choosing a new sump pump for your home can be a little daunting. With such a technical piece of equipment, it can be hard to know what features to look for, and what a fair price is for each style of pump. There are two types of residential sump pumps – the pedestal and the submersible style pump. Submersible pumps are a little more common, and in these style pumps, the motor is located inside the unit. This configuration protects it against electrical issues, but can make repairs a little trickier. Generally, these pumps last anywhere from 5-15 years, but should be serviced routinely to keep them working efficiently beyond the 7-year mark. They do not clog as easily as the pedestal pump, which means they can generally run on their own, without any assistance from the homeowner or interruptions due to debris buildup. The pedestal […]

Repairing or Replacing a Sump Pump If you’ve noticed your sump pump isn’t running like it used to, or your pump is over seven years old, it’s time to start thinking about replacing your unit. You’ll want to be on the lookout for telltale signs that your sump pump is nearing the end of its life – signs such as a mildew smell or loud noises coming from the pump. You never want to try to push a sump pump beyond its capabilities, since you might end up with an inoperative pump in the worst possible scenario; the middle of a heavy storm. This will leave you with a flooded basement that can cause permanent damage to your home and your possessions. If your current sump pump is struggling to get the job done, or has stopped working altogether, the best solution is to call a professional plumbing team – […]