Services Provided

Gainsville Pump provides professional service, repair and installation of well pumps, tanks, and related water system components. Don't see a service listed that you need? Please contact us to discuss your specific needs.

In the well water industry, like many others, all things are not created equal. There are questions a homeowner will need to ask themselves.

What are the demands I will place on my water system? For example as yourself:

How many people are in household?
How many appliances use water (bathrooms)
Will I use the well for irrigation now or in the future?
What type of pressure and volume would I like?
What is the quality of my water?
Does my water stain the fixtures or does it have a bad aroma or taste funny?
What type of maintenance is required?
What is the expected longevity of the equipment?
What type of problems have I had in the past and how can they be avoided?

There are specific questions the well water technician will need answered:

What is the depth of the well? What is the static water level?
What is the quality of the water that I have to work with?
What is the proper pump needed? (i.e. horsepower, stages)
How much pressure tank storage do I need for proper drawdown and pump longevity?
What equipment should be specified to provide clean, safe, good tasting drinking water?

After asking and answering the previous questions, we will be able to discuss and decide which approach to take. Gainesville Pump installs products with the utmost attention to detail. Our goal is to provide our patrons with quality equipment and and professional looking installations. Your satisfaction is guaranteed.

Better Water — Better Service

Well Water System Inspection

We provide a thorough evaluation of pump performance such as maximum pressure output, rate of flow in gallons per minute, electrical consumption. We also evaluate the performance of the related components such as check valves, pressure switch, pressure tank etc. We assess the working condition of water treatment equipment, if any, and test your water.

Before buying a home or property that has a well, call us to do a PRE-PURCHASE INSPECTION. The time to address any water or equipment issues should be before closing.

If you are just looking to upgrade and/or add irrigation or water conditioning equipment, give us a call to discuss issues and solutions.

Better Water — Better Service

Water Conditioning Equipment

We sell, install and service water conditioning professional grade water treatment equipment. Call us for a complete well water system check and water testing.

It is imperative to have your complete water system checked before making a decision treatment equipment.
A problem with the pump, tank, pipe or other components can cause water quality issues.
On numerous occasions we have responded to a service call after a homeowner has spent $4–5,000 on water treatment equipment; only to find a hole has developed in the pipe that the pump was suspended on, which caused the water to become contaminated with dirt and sand. On occasion a pressure tank has ruptured causing a foul smell to the water.
Call us first to schedule a complete system check.

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Shock Chlorination of Wells

If for any reason your well water has failed a bacteria test, give us a call. We provide complete treatment for your well and home. We offer water testing for hardness, iron, Ph, sulfur and have enlisted the services of a local certified laboratory for more indepth testing if needed.

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Eco-Friendly Variable Speed Drive

Have you been looking for a way to reduce energy costs? Below are a few of the advantages of a variable speed drive above and beyond energy savings. A variable speed drive:

Maintains a more constant pressure.
Extends life of pump and tank.
Eliminates shock and hammering to appliances.
Will provide irrigation with a more constant pressure and spray pattern.
Eliminates excessive cyclying of the pump.
Eliminates the need for a pressure switch.
Saves space by using a smaller tank.
Will shut down the pump if a broken pipe is detected.

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Annual Preventative Maintenance

We have many patrons that we visit once a year for a "tune up" to their water system. Low tank pressure, worn check valves and weak components can elevate your electric bill and in some cases turn a small problem into a larger one. Call to set up "once a year maintenance" to help prevent costly emergency calls.