Summers Plumbing Heating & Cooling repairs private wells for homes in Kokomo and nearby Howard County. When the house has no water, pressure is weak, or the water turns cloudy or rusty, we diagnose on site and tell you clearly what’s wrong — pump, pressure system, well yield, or something else — before any work starts.
Book well repair or call 765-236-1212. Phones answered 24/7. After-hours emergency service available.
No water at the taps, low or surging pressure, short-cycling pumps, cloudy or sandy water, rotten-egg smell, air in the lines, and wells that can’t keep up on laundry day. A lot of these start as a failing pump, a waterlogged pressure tank, a bad switch, a drop in static water level, or sediment from local groundwater — the same issues we see on well pump and well maintenance calls across Howard and Tipton counties.
We check pressure and electrical, inspect the pressure tank and controls, evaluate pump performance, and look at wellhead and casing condition when they’re accessible. You’ll get clear options with the price in writing before work starts. When we can, we aim to restore usable water the same day. Book online or call 765-236-1212 to get on the schedule.
If the pump is burned, the well needs a different depth setup, or the pressure system is shot, we’ll show repair vs replace side by side so you can decide. For dedicated pump work, see our well pumps in Kokomo page. After the repair, schedule well maintenance so the next failure doesn’t catch you off-guard.
We work on private residential wells — pumps, pressure tanks, switches, controls, and common wellhead issues — around Kokomo, Greentown, Russiaville, and nearby rural Howard County. City-main homes with public water are a different job; if you’re not sure which you have, call and we’ll tell you quickly.
Once flow is stable, hard water, iron, or sediment from a private well often pairs with water filtration or a water softener. See current offers on our specials page.
We’ve served residential homes here since 1969. Our Kokomo team covers Kokomo and surrounding communities in Howard County and nearby Tipton County. If you’re not sure we’re in your zip, call and ask — we’ll tell you quickly.
Common causes are a failed pump, a tripped breaker, a bad pressure switch, a waterlogged tank, or a well level that dropped below the pump. We’ll diagnose on site instead of guessing over the phone.
Sediment, iron, a drop in water level, or a failing pump drawing from near the bottom can all cause it. We’ll check the system and tell you clearly whether it’s a mechanical fix, a water-quality issue, or both.
It depends on the diagnosis — a pressure switch is a different job than pulling a submersible pump. We diagnose first and quote the repair in writing before any work starts.
Often yes when the part is on the truck or local. If we need a special-order pump or major well work, we’ll give you a clear timeline. Phones answered 24/7. After-hours emergency service available.
Yes. We serve residential private wells in Kokomo and surrounding Howard County and nearby Tipton County communities. Call with your zip if you’re not sure we’re in range.
Book well repair in Kokomo or call 765-236-1212.
