submersible well pump

What Type of Maintenance Does a Submersible Pump Need?

Submersible pumps, just like any other machine, need regular maintenance if they are to work correctly and last as long as possible. The average lifespan of a submersible pump is typically ten years. Here at Ackerson Pump Company, our submersible well pumps last anywhere from 18 to 20 years. With proper maintenance and professional repairs, your submersible pump could last this long too. Follow the maintenance guidelines below to keep your pump in top-notch condition.

4 Types of Water Pumps for Your Home’s Water System

Low water pressure, excess water underneath your home, or a hot shower that suddenly turns cold, are all signs of a defective water system. When you begin to experience these type of issues in your home, it may be time to replace the water pump mechanism. At Ackerson Pump Company, we handle all types of water pump repairs and installations. Below are four different water pumps that are helpful for maintaining an efficient and dependable water system for your home.1. … Continued

Choosing a Submersible Pump

Low water pressure—or losing water pressure completely—can be more than an inconvenience. From cooking and doing dishes to taking a shower, not having water disrupts your daily life! If your water issues stem from the lack of or a faulty submersible pump, you may be in need of a new one. When choosing a submersible pump, you want to make sure you’re choosing a quality product. Most people decide to install a submersible well pump because the well is very … Continued

What Determines Your Well-Water Quality?

Many people like having well water because it’s more natural than city water. While city water is taken from rivers and then purified, well water comes from the natural underground supply near your house. When it rains, the water slowly filters through the rocks, sand, and other sediment, deep into the ground. This process purifies the water, removing most of the pollutants. Then, the water goes into your submersible pump system and water tank so it’s ready when you turn … Continued

Underground Upkeep: Maintaining Your Submersible Pump System

Out of sight, out of mind, right? Every homeowner has a large to-do list of home improvement projects, and we’re much more prone to fix the flaws we see every day than the ones we don’t. That’s why it’s so easy to forget about checking your submersible pump or water tank. You don’t see them buried underground, and, most likely, the only time you’re reminded of their existence is when something goes wrong.