• No water at all when you turn on your faucet
• A sudden increase in electric bills for no apparent reason
• An overflowing tank when you have both pumps on
• Low water pressure
• Dirty water or air bubbles coming out of your faucets
• An unusual grinding sound coming from the pump

If so, it's time to have Waller & Son Well Company inspect your well and make any needed well pump repairs. Contact us today at (770) 441-4415 to get started.

Yes. There can be many reasons why you're experiencing low water pressure. Most of the time, the problem can be addressed with an easy adjustment. Sometimes, however, there's a bigger issue going on within the system that needs to be corrected. Some examples of these would be a leak in a pipe, an old pump that needs to be replaced, or minerals clogging up the system and restricting water flow. Ultimately, there's no reason to continue to deal with low water pressure. Contact Waller & Son Well Company for expert well pump repairs today.

They come in a wide range of sizes. The best size for your home depends on three primary factors:

• Your property’s size
• How much water your household uses
• How many plumbing fixtures you have in your home

Contact Waller & Sons Well Company to learn more the best well pump option for your property. We provide the well drilling and well pump repairs the South Metro and Middle Georgia areas count on.

If so, this is one of the most common signs of well pump issues. Contact Waller & Son Well Company today for your well pump repairs.

The well pump pushes the water from your well into a storage tank, which will store it until you need it. When the motor is in operation, it'll draw water into the pump, which then pushes it to the surface and into a pressure tank. Pumping water into this pressure tank will cause the tank’s air pressure to increase until it reaches a specific preset level. When you turn a faucet on in your house, the force of the lessening air pressure in the tank pushes water through your plumbing. Once the air pressure drops to a certain psi, this will turn the pump back on again, and the pump will immediately start to drive more water into the storage tank.

If you’re having well pump issues, contact Waller & Son Well Company at (770) 441-4415 for expert well pump repairs.

Yes! If you have a deep well, we recommend the double-drop jet-pump system. Deep-well jet pumps are also above the ground, but they draw water by using two pipes. One of these pipes draws water out of the well, while the other pushes the water up. Per our specialists, a deep well jet pump sucks up water from depths as great as 110 feet, and a foot valve is necessary for priming the pipe. Some models come with a tailpipe, which prevents users from pumping the well dry. Contact Waller & Son Well Company today, and we'll recommend the best options for your well pump needs. We're not just the expert source for well pump repairs in the area. You can count on us for well drilling, maintenance, and more!