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Review a pro"Customer service dropped the ball on scheduling a required second visit. I forgive them, as it was Thanksgiving weekend. However, it was extremely unfortunate to entertain for a week with no garbage disposal in my kitchen sink."
4.0 star review from John C. in Springfield, VA
"Nice, friendly service. Assessed the issue with quick repair!"
4.5 star review from Laura S. in Ashburn, VA
"Ben was an awesome electrician, went above and beyond to help us with what we needed. I will be recommending this company and be using them again."
5.0 star review from Jonathan P. in Fredericksburg, VA
"This is the second time we have used Crown Plumber and we are VERY impressed with the company and the employees. They responded to our call immediately and had a technician (Wes) at our house within several hours. Wes was able to determine where the leak came from and even had the parts that were needed to fix our leaking pipe. We will only call Crown Plumbers for any future needs. We HIGHLY recommend them! "
5.0 star review from Gail K. in Sterling, VA
"Excellent customer service"
5.0 star review from Peggy B. in Ashburn, VA
"Daniel is very friendly. I don't have any negative criticism about him at all. He is incredible detailed oriented and leaves everything looking super clean after he finishes."
5.0 star review from Hugh F.
"Quick, clean, professional, knowledgeable, pleasant, easy to work with, a very nice result. "
5.0 star review from Elaine R. in Silver Spring, MD
"Excellent customer service. Will use again."
5.0 star review from Tyler O. in Stafford, VA
"Very quick and did a nice job."
4.0 star review from Bonnie L. in Sterling, VA
A well pump, also called a water well pump, is the mechanism used to pump water up from a well. These are commonly found in country homes which aren't connected to a county or municipal system. When they break, their repair could be a plumbing and electrical job. Most homeowners can't repair a well pump on their own. In this case, contacting a professional repair service can result in a safe and effective process which ensures that you get the use of your water back faster. If you need well pump service, then enter your zip code above. HomeAdvisor can locate well pump repair professionals near you.
The average cost to repair a well pump ranges from $330 to $1,370. Minor fixes can be as little as $100, while a full well pump replacement costs up to $2,400. Most professionals charge by the project and may require a $50 to $100 evaluation fee when you hire them.
Most home insurance policies cover some, but not all well pump repairs. It depends on the reason the equipment went bad. If your insurance policy covers the reason for its breakdown, like a fire or tornado, it also covers repair or replacement.
Beyond natural disasters, standard policies do not cover regular breakdowns. Ask your insurance agent about a supplemental breakdown policy or home warranty options to avoid unexpected costs.
A few simple signs can help you see whether you need to call a well pump repair pro:
A few steps can help you make sure the service you hire is reputable and can help you fix the problem: