Stafford,
Virginia- October 20, 2019- Haynes Plumbing, local
Stafford, VA plumbing company, is pleased to offer a few tips and tricks to
help homeowners diagnosis well issues. Wells are a primary solution for
providing water to homes all over the world and are typically used in places
where a city system is unavailable. For most homeowners, they fear something
happening to their well, as this would mean they no longer have a fresh water
supply. Haynes Plumbing shares some valuable insight to help homeowners assess
the issue and what to expect when it comes to plumbing repairs.
When you're well stops, the immediate thought is
that the pump is broken. However, the unit is comprised of many parts that all
work together. It isn't always a failure at the pump itself. In fact, the
founder of Haynes Plumbing LLC has said, "most well
pumps installed in the residential setting, are designed to last upwards of 20
years or more, without any issues. It is more likely to be a smaller component
that has failed."
Aside from the more expensive fix, being the
pump, residential well owners may want to look at the power source. Testing the
system for power should be the first thing a homeowner should do. Often, a well
can trip the circuit breaker. A simple on and off at the breaker may resolve
the problem.
If power isn't the problem, other things could be
wrong. The pressure switch could be the culprit. Too much pressure can trip the
switch, identify the location of the switch, and asses where the handle is
sitting. When it is operational, the lever should be at a 30-45 degree angle.
Similarly, if there is too much pressure in the tank, the operation of the pump
and well will cease.
Haynes Plumbing adds, if neither the pressure
switch, tank pressure, or power is the problem, it might be time to call the
professionals for assistance. However, in many cases, these ailments above can
cause a well to stop functioning.
ABOUT
HAYNES PLUMBING
Serving the Stafford, VA area, Haynes Plumbing
has been the top choice for plumbing contractors with over 25 years of
experience. They provide complete plumbing solutions, including installing
energy-efficient fixtures, fixing clogs and leaks, to repairing tankless water
heaters.
For more information on Haynes, Plumbing LLC
visit https://www.haynesplumbingservices.com/. For questions
about services please contact John Haynes at 540-659-3295.
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