Improve Reliability and Performance of Your Well

Well System Upgrades for Pumps, Tanks, and Controls

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When your household water demand has increased, your equipment is aging, or you're dealing with frequent repairs, upgrading your well system can restore dependable performance and reduce the likelihood of unexpected failures. Allied Water Services replaces outdated pumps, undersized pressure tanks, and worn control switches with modern, code-compliant equipment that matches your current water usage and provides better efficiency.

System upgrades address situations where your original equipment no longer keeps up with daily use, such as when you've added bathrooms, installed high-demand appliances, or expanded your household. We evaluate your well's production capacity, your peak water usage, and the condition of your existing components to recommend the right combination of pump size, tank capacity, and control features. This ensures your system can meet demand without short-cycling or running dry during heavy use.

If your well system struggles to keep up during morning routines or you're concerned about aging equipment, contact us to discuss what upgrades make sense for your situation.

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We begin by assessing your current system's performance, including how often your pump cycles, how long it takes to recover pressure, and whether your tank is appropriately sized for your home. Many older systems use smaller tanks that cause the pump to turn on and off repeatedly, which shortens pump life and wastes energy. Upgrading to a larger pressure tank reduces cycling and provides more consistent water availability.

After installation, you'll notice your water pressure stays steady during peak use, your pump runs less frequently, and you have better flow at multiple fixtures simultaneously. Allied Water Services installs equipment that meets current plumbing codes and provides better long-term durability than older models. Upgrading your pressure switch and control box at the same time ensures all components work together efficiently.

We also offer upgrades for wells that need deeper pumps due to declining water levels or systems that would benefit from variable-speed pumps for more precise pressure control. This service includes removal of old equipment, installation of new components, and system testing to confirm everything operates as expected. It does not include drilling deeper wells or addressing water quality issues, which are separate services.

Homeowners often ask what components should be upgraded together, how long installations take, and whether their existing well can support a more powerful system.

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What to Expect When You Book

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● What to Expect When You Book ●

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What parts of a well system typically need upgrading first?

Pressure tanks and pumps are the most common upgrades, especially in systems more than 10 to 15 years old. Control switches and wiring are often replaced at the same time to ensure compatibility.
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How do I know if my well can support a more powerful pump?
We test your well's yield and recovery rate to determine how much water it can deliver per minute. If your well's production supports it, a more powerful pump improves household performance.
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Will upgrading my system reduce how often the pump turns on?
Yes, especially if you upgrade to a larger pressure tank. This reduces short-cycling, extends pump life, and lowers energy use by allowing longer, less frequent pump runs.
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How long does a typical system upgrade take?
Most upgrades involving a pump, tank, and controls take four to six hours, depending on access and well depth. We'll give you a more specific timeline after assessing your system.
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What happens if my water demand increases again in the future?
We size your system to accommodate reasonable future demand, but if your household grows significantly, you may need to upgrade again. Choosing appropriately sized equipment now minimizes that risk.

If your well system is struggling to meet demand or you're planning home improvements that will increase water use, get in touch to discuss which upgrades will provide the best long-term performance and reliability.