Reliable Water Pressure From Your Well

Water pump installation, repair, and replacement in Brunswick

If you live in Brunswick and rely on a private well, your water pump is what keeps pressure steady when you turn on a faucet or start the washing machine. When the pump starts to fail, you may notice sputtering from the tap, pressure that drops during use, or the pump cycling on and off more often than it should. These issues usually mean the pump motor is wearing out or the pressure switch is not functioning correctly. Waiting too long to address the problem can leave you without water until the system is repaired or replaced.

A and O Plumbing and Heating Services installs and services water pumps for residential and light commercial properties throughout Brunswick. The team works with submersible well pumps and jet pumps, and they are familiar with the private well systems common in parts of southern Maine. They use durable equipment designed for long-term operation and provide prompt service to minimize water disruptions when something goes wrong.

If your water pressure is inconsistent or your pump is showing signs of failure, contact the team to schedule a service call.

What the service includes and how it works

When you schedule water pump service in Brunswick, the technician begins by testing the pressure at your fixtures and inspecting the pressure tank, switch, and electrical connections. If the issue is a faulty pressure switch or a waterlogged tank, they can often repair it without replacing the pump. If the pump motor has failed or the unit is old and inefficient, they will remove the existing pump, install a new one, and adjust the pressure settings to match your household needs.

After the work is complete, your water pressure should return to normal, and you should no longer hear the pump running constantly or cycling erratically. Faucets will deliver steady flow, and appliances like dishwashers and washing machines will fill at the expected rate. If the old pump was struggling to keep up, the new unit will handle peak demand without losing pressure.

The crew works with submersible pumps for deep wells and jet pumps for shallow wells, and they can also install booster pumps if your home needs additional pressure due to elevation or distance from the well. Pump replacements typically require pulling the old unit from the well casing, which involves specialized equipment and experience working with well systems.

What homeowners usually ask before scheduling

Homeowners with private wells often have questions about how to tell when a pump is failing, how long the work takes, and what to expect after installation. These answers cover the most common concerns that come up during service calls.

How do I know if my water pump needs to be replaced?
You should call for service if your pump runs constantly, you hear clicking from the pressure switch, water pressure drops noticeably during use, or you see air sputtering from faucets. These signs usually indicate a failing pump motor or pressure control issue.
How long does a water pump last?
Most well pumps last between 10 and 15 years depending on usage, water quality, and how often the pump cycles. If your pump is approaching that age and showing signs of wear, replacement may make more sense than repeated repairs.
What is involved in replacing a water pump?
The crew shuts off power to the pump, disconnects the wiring and piping, and pulls the pump from the well using a winch or hoist. They install the new pump, reconnect the system, adjust the pressure switch, and test the flow to confirm proper operation.
Why is my water pressure low even though the pump is running?
Low pressure with a running pump can mean the pump motor is weak, the pressure tank is waterlogged, or there is a leak in the line between the well and the house. The technician will test each component to identify the cause and recommend the right repair.
Can you service pumps for shallow and deep wells?
Yes, the team works with submersible pumps for deep wells and jet pumps for shallow wells. They can also install booster pumps if your home needs additional pressure due to layout or elevation.

A and O Plumbing and Heating Services provides water pump installation, repair, and replacement throughout Brunswick and the surrounding area. If your well pump is not keeping up or you are dealing with pressure problems, call (207) 522-8695 to schedule service before the issue leaves you without water.