
In general, well water pumps are extremely reliable. In fact, they can thrive for years without any impairment or disturbance.
That said, they also have the potential to stop working at a moment’s notice. And when that happens, their corresponding homes become incapable of obtaining necessary water.
Fortunately, when a well pump does cease to function, there are emergency well pump services available to help get it up and running again as soon as possible.
Need emergency well pump service in Seacoast New Hampshire? Look no further than Clem’s Plumbing and Heating. I’ve been providing emergency well services for over 40 years
In some circumstances, it’s difficult to tell whether or not a water well pump does, indeed, need service. The key here is to look out for specific signs. These include the following.

The most obvious sign that you need emergency well pump service is that you don’t have any water coming through your pipes. This is happening either because your well has run dry (which is unlikely) or because your water pump is impaired in some way.
There are a number of reasons as to why your well pump might not be working anymore. Its motor could have died; its power source could have been cut off; its pressure switch might have broken. There are quite a few possibilities here.
Regardless of what the case may be, I can help you get your water system working again, either through well pump repair or well pump replacement. Give me a call at (603) 772-4589 to get started!
Another sign that you need emergency pump service is that your water pressure is low. This can be caused by a few different factors but is most commonly caused by an ailing pump.
The solution could be as simple as adjusting the pressure switch. However, it could be something more complex as well, such as replacing a component or replacing the well water pump system entirely.
In any case, I can provide the assistance that you need. With over 40 years of well pump repair experience on my side, I can quickly identify the problem and take the necessary actions to correct it.
One last sign that you need emergency well pump repair is that your water well pump is making strange noises. In particular, if it’s making clicking noises, you should be concerned.
Clicking noises arise when the pump’s air bladder starts leaking into its pressure tank. This causes its motor to shut on and off again in quick succession, resulting in a clicking noise. Rest assured, this is not something that you want to play around with.
You might still be getting water in your home, but your pump’s motor is experiencing substantial wear and tear. Allowing this problem to persist can shorten your pump’s lifespan exponentially. For this reason, it’s recommended that you have the problem fixed as quickly as possible.
If you’re looking to have it fixed immediately, give me a call. I can be reached at (603) 772-4589!
Well pump impairment can be brought on by a number of different factors, some of which you have some control over, and others of which happen naturally.
A common cause of well pump impairment is a loss of power. Should your power go out, whether it be due to a tripped circuit or a downed power line, your well pump will cease to function.
Another cause is aging. Well pumps tend to last for between 15 and 20 years. Once they reach this age, they’re working on borrowed time. As such, they could stop operating at any time.
Sediment within your well pump can lead to problems also. This sediment can damage the inner mechanisms of the pump, thus necessitating well pump repair or well pump replacement.

If you well pump has, indeed, hit a snag, and if you need emergency well pump service in Seacoast New Hampshire, I’m the person to see. I’ve repaired and replaced countless well pumps throughout the New Hampshire Seacoast, helping residents everywhere from Exeter to Hampton to Portsmouth to Newington to Dover to Plaistow to Stratham and beyond.
I’ll show up within a few hours of your call and have water flowing through your pipes again in no time.