A well pump is the most important part your water system. This is how water gets propelled or pulled into your house for daily usage. Without a pump, a house cannot receive water from your well. There are several different types of pumps that provide different quantities of water. If a pump goes bad, it is vital that you call us to diagnose your problem so that you can be back in service as quick as possible.
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A standard Submersible pump is the most common type of well pump. It gets its name because it is underground in your well propelling water from the well into your home. Submersible pumps come in various sizes depending on the depth of your well, the amount of water used, type of pressure tank used and a variety of other characteristics of your home. Pumps range in horsepower and voltage and is based on the type of circuit breaker and pressure tank installed in your home. Many "no water" issues and pressure issues are related directly or indirectly to either your pump, pressure tank and/or the wire and piping between the bottom of the well and your house.
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A Jet pump is used for both shallow and deep wells. In shallow wells, the jet pump is above ground and the pressure builds at the pump. In deep wells, the pressure is built in the well and pulled into the house by the jet pump. Unlike Submersible pumps, Jet Pumps pull the water from the well and are primed in order for the pump to work. On occasion, the pump can lose its prime which can lead to a loss of water.
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Constant Pressure Systems are the newest complete system on the market. The Grundfos Constant Pressure systems are complete systems ensuring constant pressure for most homes. Once the system is installed, the SmartFlo system will constantly adapt the pumps performance to meet the demand for water in your household. No matter how many water sources are being used; you could be running a shower, washing machine, irrigation system, sinks, toilets, etc. and the SmartFlo system makes sure the water pressure remains constant. We set the pressure @ 70 psi for optimum performance.
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180 Mayo Rd.
(P.O. Box 117)
Edgewater, MD 21037
Phone: (410) 956-2522
Fax: 410-798-6758
Phelps Water Company is one of the leading water treatment and well repair companies in the State of Maryland. We focus on determining the right type of water treatment application to meet each customers needs. For service you can trust again and again, call Phelps Water Company today (410) 956-2522.
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