Well Maintenance Services in Fort Wayne, IN

At Summers Plumbing Heating & Cooling of Fort Wayne, we understand how important a reliable water supply is to your home. That’s why we offer professional well maintenance services designed to keep your well system operating efficiently and your water safe for everyday use. With regular inspections and maintenance, you can avoid unexpected breakdowns, save money on repairs, and extend the life of your well.

However, observing the exact symptoms of your well’s issues can give you a hint as to where the problem may lie and what a well repair service will need to do. The following are the most common issues that occur with deep-water wells, possible causes, and the potential fixes that a professional can perform to get your well back in working order.

Why Well Maintenance Matters

Neglecting your well system can lead to low water pressure, contaminated water, or even complete system failure. Regular maintenance ensures that your pump, pressure tank, and plumbing components are functioning correctly—and it allows us to catch minor issues before they turn into major repairs. Our trained technicians check water quality, system pressure, and mechanical performance to keep everything running smoothly.

What’s Included in Our Well Maintenance Service

2. Pump System Evaluation

• Pump motor testing: Verifies proper windings and operation.

• Pressure tank check: Assessed for correct air charge and visible wear.

• Electrical components: Inspected for safety and functionality, including control boxes and pressure switches.

• 3. Water Quality Testing

  • Annual testing for:

    • pH balance

    • Hardness levels

    • Iron and manganese

    • Lead, arsenic, or region-specific contaminants

    • 4. Well Depth & Water Level

      Measure well depth and static water level to detect changes that may indicate aquifer issues or declining performance.

      • 5. Sanitary Protection

        • Confirm the well is properly sealed and located at a safe distance from contamination sources such as septic systems or livestock areas.