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While you wait for us

• Check your electrical panel for a tripped breaker on the well pump circuit
• Listen at the pressure tank or wellhead for any pump sound when a faucet is opened
• If you have a pressure gauge, check whether it reads zero (likely a pump or wiring issue) or fluctuates (more likely tank or switch related)
• Avoid repeatedly flipping breakers or forcing the pump to restart — this can worsen electrical damage

What usually causes complete water loss

A dead pump motor, a tripped breaker, severely damaged wiring, or in some cases a broken drop pipe or cable inside the well. We diagnose on-site and prioritize getting your water back before anything else.

Safety note

If you notice a burning smell from the pump motor, cracked well casing, or exposed wiring, treat this as an electrical safety issue — shut off power to the pump at the breaker and call us directly rather than investigating further yourself.