Chino Valley, Arizona
Well pressure switch repair in Chino Valley
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Chino Valley wells and pressure switch repair
Because the switch sits at the surface, it is one of the first things a company checks in Chino Valley, where recorded wells have a median depth of 345 ft in 86323.[source] Finding a switch problem before pulling a pump from that depth saves real work.
| ZIP | Area | Well records | Median depth | Middle half of depths | Median static water level | Median tested yield |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 86323 | Chino Valley | 11,230 | 345 ft | 265 to 425 ft | 165 ft | 15 gpm |
What pressure switch repair involves
The pressure switch is the small box on the pipe near your tank that tells the pump when to start and stop. Its contacts can burn or stick, and the small tube under it can clog.
Signs to watch for in a Chino Valley home
- Clicking or chattering at the switch
- The pump will not start even though the breaker is on
- The pump will not shut off
- Pressure never reaches its normal reading
Good to know in Chino Valley
- Properties near the town edge may be on the Chino Valley or Prescott water system rather than a well. Check before calling a pump company.
- With so many wells in one ZIP, pump companies in this area see the same problems over and over, which helps when you describe yours on the phone.
Wells here are moderately deep and fairly consistent. Half of the wells with a recorded depth fall between 265 and 425 ft, and the median is 345 ft.[source] The median static water level, meaning how far down the water sits when the pump is off, is 165 ft.[source]
Questions to ask the company
- What is your Arizona ROC license number?
- Is it the switch, the tank or the pump?
- Should the small tube under the switch be cleaned or replaced too?
- Does my tank pressure match the switch setting?
Well pressure switch repair in Chino Valley: questions
Can I tap the switch to get water?
Do not. The switch carries household voltage. Call instead.
Why does the pump not shut off?
A stuck switch is one cause. A leak, a failing pump or low water are others. The company will check.
Is my Chino Valley home on a well or town water?
Check your water bill. If you do not get one from the Town of Chino Valley or another provider, you are likely on a private or shared well. The ADWR Well Record Search (opens in a new tab) can confirm whether a well is registered to your parcel.
Well pressure switch repair in Chino Valley
Call and describe what is happening to a local well pump company.
Call about a Chino Valley well(928) 655-8940