Summers Plumbing Heating & Cooling installs, repairs, and replaces well pumps for homes in Kokomo and nearby Howard County. When pressure drops, the faucets go dry, or the pump short-cycles all day, we diagnose on site and tell you clearly whether repair or a new pump is the smarter move.
Book well pump service or call 765-236-1212. Phones answered 24/7. After-hours emergency service available.
Sudden loss of pressure, no water at the taps, a pump that starts and stops every few minutes, humming or grinding near the tank, water that spurts with air, and electric bills that jump for no clear reason. A lot of these start as a worn impeller, a failed pressure switch, a waterlogged pressure tank, or a pump that can no longer keep up with the well’s yield — the same kinds of failures we fix on well repair calls across Howard and Tipton counties.
We check pressure and amp draw, test the pressure tank and switch, inspect controls and wiring, and confirm whether the issue is the pump, the tank, or something upstream in the well. You’ll get clear options — repair when it makes sense, replace when it doesn’t — with the price in writing before work starts. When we can, we aim to restore water the same day. Book online or call 765-236-1212 to get on the schedule.
If the motor is burned, the pump is near end of life, or the well needs a different size or depth setup, we’ll show repair vs replace side by side so you can decide. Submersible and jet pumps common in Kokomo-area homes are both in scope. When the well itself needs broader attention — cloudy water, low yield, or recurring failures — start with our well repair in Kokomo page, then keep the system healthy with well maintenance.
We work on residential submersible and jet well pumps, pressure tanks, pressure switches, and control boxes you’ll find on private wells around Kokomo, Greentown, Russiaville, and nearby rural Howard County. Bring the brand and model if you have them — or we’ll pull them on site.
After a pump repair or replacement, a seasonal well maintenance visit catches pressure, electrical, and water-quality issues before they strand you again. Hard water or sediment from a private well often pairs with water filtration or a water softener once flow is stable. 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 motor, a tripped breaker, a bad pressure switch, a waterlogged pressure tank, or a well that dropped below the pump intake. We’ll diagnose on site and tell you clearly which one it is.
It depends on depth, pump type (jet vs submersible), and whether the pressure tank or controls need work too. We diagnose first and quote the job in writing before any repair or replacement starts.
Often yes when the pump or parts are on the truck or local. If we need a special-order pump, we’ll give you a clear timeline and temporary options when they’re available. Phones answered 24/7. After-hours emergency service available.
If the pump is older, the motor is burned, or it keeps short-cycling after tank and switch checks, replace can cost less over the next few years. We’ll run repair vs replace side by side — no pressure either way.
Yes. We service the residential submersible and jet pump setups common on private wells around Kokomo and Howard County. Bring the brand and model if you have them — or we’ll pull them on site.
