Kalispell, Montana — well & pump service
New pump installs from $2,400, pressure tanks and switches from $900, constant pressure systems from $1,650, well inspections at $225 and water testing at $140. Tell us about your well and we'll call back with a straight answer.
Wellhead, drop pipe and line — ground to tap
How it works
A well system is a line of components working in order. When one slips, everything downstream feels it. Here's what we look after, from the wellhead to the last fixture.
A submersible pump sits below the water line, pushing water up the drop pipe. When it stops, the whole house stops. We pull, test and reinstall — or set a new pump, installed from $2,400.
The tank holds the pressure that keeps a shower steady and stops the pump from short-cycling. We replace the tank, switch, gauge and fittings as a matched set, from $900.
A variable-speed system holds one steady pressure at every tap instead of the usual on-and-off swing. Built for long runs out to the barn, the shop or the far bathroom, from $1,650.
At the end of the line, all that matters is clear water at a steady pressure. Well inspection and flow tests are $225, and water testing is $140 when you want to know exactly what you're drinking.
Services & sample pricing
Sample starting prices hang on the tags below. Your written quote reflects the well, the access and the parts your system actually needs.
Pump, drop pipe, wiring and fittings, sized to your well depth and your household's demand.
Tank, switch, gauge and fittings set to a pressure that suits your plumbing and your pump.
Variable-speed control that holds steady pressure at every fixture on a long, spread-out line.
Yield check, pump performance, and a close look at the wellhead and pressure equipment.
A sample drawn at your tap and tested for the basics you want to know about.
Sample starting prices — every quote is written to the well and the site.
Where we work
Our trucks run Flathead, Lincoln and Sanders counties — the towns, and the rural properties in between. If your water comes out of the ground, you're in our range.
On the job
Most of this work happens where you'd expect it — at the casing, in the mechanical room, under the house with a flashlight. A look at the parts and the places we spend our days.
Request a quote
Send the address, the well type and what's going on. We'll call to confirm the details before anything gets scheduled.
One short form — fine to fill in from your phone while you're standing at the pressure tank.
We ask the questions that narrow down the fix, the parts and the access to the wellhead.
A clear starting price for your site and system, so nothing is a surprise on the invoice.