Licensed Indiana Plumber — IN #CO52500055 · Serving Cicero, McCordsville, Zionsville & more
Well Pump & Septic Line Repair
A lot of homes on the edges of Hamilton, Boone and Hancock counties run on a private well and septic system. When the well pump quits, you have no water. When the septic line backs up, you can't use the house. We repair well pumps and pressure tanks, treat well water, and fix the septic lines and backups that stop a household cold.
What we do
Well pump and septic line repair
For homes and businesses in Carmel, Fishers, North Indianapolis and across Hamilton County.
Well pump repair and replacement
Request service →Pressure tank and pressure switch replacement
Request service →Low water pressure troubleshooting
Request service →Well water softeners and filtration
Request service →Septic line repair between the house and the tank
Request service →Septic backup clearing
Request service →Warning signs
Signs something is wrong
If you notice any of these, it’s worth a call.
- No water, or pressure that drops mid-shower
- The pump clicks on and off constantly
- Sputtering faucets or air in the lines
- Cloudy, sandy or rusty water
- Slow drains throughout the house
- Sewage smell or soggy ground near the septic line
How pricing works
Options and a price before any work starts
Wells and septic systems vary a lot from property to property. We check the pump, tank, switch and lines on site, walk you through your options, and give you a price before any work starts.
Please note: We handle septic line repairs and backups. We don't pump septic tanks or rebuild drain fields, but we're happy to point you to someone who does.
Why homeowners call us
- Licensed (IN #CO52500055), insured and background-checked
- Options and a price before we start
- Experience with rural, lake and older homes
- 10% price match on any written competitor quote
7 Warning Signs Your Well Pump or Septic System Needs Attention
Read the guide →Low Water Pressure in Indiana Homes
Read the guide →How to Keep Your Pipes From Freezing This Indiana Winter
Read the guide →Common questions
Well Pump & Septic Line Repair FAQs
How long do well pumps last?
Most last 8 to 15 years, depending on how hard they work and the water quality.
Why does my pump keep clicking on and off?
That's usually a waterlogged pressure tank or a bad pressure switch, both of which we can fix.
Do you pump septic tanks?
No. We repair the septic line from the house to the tank and clear backups.
Can you treat hard or rusty well water?
Yes, with a softener, iron filter or whole-home filtration sized for your water.
No water or a septic backup?
Call or text for same-day service. We’ll give you options and a price on site.
