Well Pump Repairs

McBride’s team will troubleshoot low water and no water calls at your home or on the phone, as needed. Our technicians can quickly and professionally diagnose the problem through inspection and conversation. Out-of-water calls are given a high priority and we will work with our schedule to ensure your water is restored quickly. Oftentimes, water can be restored within a few hours as not all out-of-water calls are due to a bad pump and can easily be fixed.

Whether new or existing, it is important to consider sanitizing a well. If a well has been disrupted for service or repair, it should be sanitized. The well storage tank, pipelines, and fixtures should be rinsed with a strong sanitizing solution to kill all harmful pollutants.

The Well Sanitizer Kit from Better Water Industries is a preferred product and can be used for well, storage tanks, or cistern sanitation. The number of tablets and granules used will depend on the amount of water in the system to be sanitized. NHDES recommends one time per year. Detailed instructions are available HERE.  

Fifty percent of New Hampshire homeowners draw their water from private wells. If you are one of that 50%, you could be experiencing contaminated water from your well. Our first step in diagnosing contaminated water from a well is to do a comprehensive laboratory water test. McBride’s Water will come out to your home, collect a sample, and provide it to our state-certified lab. Turn around time for water tests are typically 3-5 business days. Once the results have been provided, McBride’s Water will go through your results with you and educate you on your unique water chemistry. Depending on those results, we can then talk with you about the options for treating your water, if needed. Contact us today to set up a water testing appointment, or click through HERE to our water testing page to learn more.