Well pump quit or the water pressure dropped in Waterville? Our shop is right up Waterville Swanton Road, so nobody gets to you faster. We replace pumps and pressure tanks and get your water back the same day when we can.
Also serving Whitehouse, Grand Rapids, Swanton & the rest of Northwest Ohio.
Waterville sits along the Maumee River in southern Lucas County, just east of our Whitehouse shop. Plenty of homes here, especially the older places and the properties out toward the river and Waterville-Monclova Road, run on private wells rather than city water.
We have been servicing private wells around Waterville since 1960: replacing pumps, swapping pressure tanks, and tracking down why the water quit. Our shop on Waterville Swanton Road keeps our Waterville drive times short, so you are not waiting days with no water.
Not sure whether the problem is the pump, the tank, or the switch? Give us a call and we will figure it out before anything gets replaced.
When a Waterville well loses pressure or stops putting out water, the pump is the usual suspect. We replace both submersible pumps down in the well and jet pumps up top, and we keep common sizes on the truck so most Waterville pump jobs finish in one visit. We run the new pump under load before we leave so your Waterville water is back for good.
If you are closing on a Waterville home with a well, or you just want to know the water is safe, we inspect the whole system: pump output, pressure, and the condition of the well. We also arrange water testing for bacteria and nitrates so a Waterville household knows exactly what is coming out of the tap.
Pressure problems at a Waterville property usually trace back to the pressure tank or the switch, not just the pump. A failing tank makes the pump kick on every time you run a faucet. We test and replace pressure tanks for Waterville wells and reset the switch so your pressure holds steady and the pump stops overworking.
Not every Waterville well problem means a whole new pump. Sometimes it is the pressure switch, a bad check valve, corroded wiring, or a stuck relay. We track down what actually failed on your Waterville well before selling you parts, and we fix the small stuff when the small stuff is the problem. Honest diagnosis first, the way we have worked since 1960.
In Ohio, private water wells are regulated by the local health department, and in Lucas County that is the Toledo-Lucas County Health Department. Drilling a new well or replacing one calls for a permit and a licensed contractor, and the state recommends testing the water for bacteria and nitrates after any work on the well.
Routine pump and pressure-tank service in Waterville needs no permit, so for most jobs you can just call and we will schedule it. When a Waterville project does need a permit, we will point you through it.
Wells are only half of what we do. Mastin also handles septic tank pumping, inspections, and repairs across Waterville and Lucas County. See our Waterville septic service, or our well inspection and well pump replacement pages.