Residents and farmers around Ellis County in Palmer, Midlothian, Red Oak, Ovilla, Maypearl, Grandbury, Ennis and Waxahachie often rely on well water and other to supply water to horses and cattle as well as watering land and plants around their property. There are a wide variety of pumping systems that allows for watering. But what happens if the well pump malfunctions? What happens if your well pump is broken or if your well pump is not pumping water?

If there is no water to the well pump but the pump runs, this could be caused by:

If there is no water to the well pump and the pump is not running:

These are just a few of many possible problems that can happen with a well pump. Problems can range from electrical to cloudy or bad water. Some things you can trouble shoot yourself and hopefully the above mentioned with assist you with problems you may be having with your well pump. If you require expert assistance with your well pump, please contact us. Duncan Plumbing Solutions can troubleshoot, repair and assist you with general maintenance of your well pump system.  Well pumps are plumbing systems that work directly with electricity and in many instances a repair diagnosis requires an experienced plumber such as Duncan Plumbing Solutions to test and repair the pump system. Michael Duncan, Master Plumber and Owner of Duncan Plumbing Solutions is experienced in well and sump pumps and can provide expert assistance, diagnosis and repair of your well pump.

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