Why We Only Do Wells
Around Tulsa, a lot of homes sit past the end of the city water lines. Acreage in Coweta, lake homes near Skiatook and Mannford, farms outside Claremore and Oologah: they all count on a private well. When the pump in that well fails, the whole house goes dry.
Most people's first call is a general plumber. Many plumbers do great work, but a deep submersible pump is a different job. It takes a pump hoist, experience with long runs of drop pipe and wire, and a pump installer license from the Oklahoma Water Resources Board. So the plumber often has to call a well company anyway.
We built Tulsa Well Pump Repair to skip that step. You reach a well specialist first.
What We Believe
Test before you replace. A lot of "dead pumps" turn out to be a burned pressure switch, a failed start capacitor or a worn-out pressure tank. We check those first.
Say the price up front. You hear the cost before any work starts. No surprises on the invoice.
Do it to state standards. Oklahoma licenses pump installers and water well drillers through the OWRB. Every well we drill meets state construction standards and gets logged.
One call for the whole well. Pumps, tanks, switches and new wells. If your well fails for good, the same people who fix pumps can drill the new one.
How It Works
Tulsa Well Pump Repair connects well owners around Tulsa with licensed local well contractors. When you call or send a request, it goes to a well pro who serves your area. Read our referral marketing disclosure for the details.