Well pump down? Diagnosed same day — most pumps pulled and replaced within 24 hours.
Submersible and jet pump diagnosis, replacement, pressure switches, tanks and wiring — with the pull rig based in Fredericksburg, not two counties away
From $325 · Diagnosis fee credited to the repair if we do the work.

The problem
When the pump quits, everything stops — no kitchen tap, no stock tank, no irrigation on a 100-degree week. And a dead tap can be a $325 pressure switch or a $4,500 pump set 700 ft down; you can't tell from the faucet.
Regional outfits route Gillespie County calls behind Kerrville and Boerne jobs, so you wait days hauling water. Then they quote a full pump replacement because nobody on the truck wants to troubleshoot a control box.
We diagnose in order of cheapest-first — switch, capacitor, control box, wiring, then the pump itself — and tell you the actual failed part. Pull rig and common pump sizes are stocked in Fredericksburg, so most replacements happen within 24 hours of diagnosis.
What’s included
- Same-day electrical and pressure diagnosis, cheapest-cause-first
- Submersible and jet pump replacement, sized to your well's depth and GPM
- Pressure switches, tanks, control boxes and wiring
- Amp-draw and drawdown check so a struggling well isn't misdiagnosed as a dead pump
- Written findings — if the real problem is the well, not the pump, we say so
Our process
- 1Call by mid-morning, we're usually on site the same day
- 2Cheapest-first diagnosis with the meter, not a guess
- 3Flat written price on the failed part before any work
- 4Pull, replace, retest — water back on, old parts left with you
Transparent pricing
| Pressure switch / capacitor replacement | from $325 |
| Submersible pump replacement, wells to 400 ft | from $2,600 |
| Deep-set pump replacement, 600-900 ft (Hickory wells) | from $4,200 |
Frequently asked questions
How fast can you get to me?
Calls that reach us by mid-morning usually get a same-day visit anywhere in Gillespie County — the truck starts on N Llano St in Fredericksburg, not in Kerrville or San Antonio.
My water is on and off — pump or pressure tank?
Short-cycling is more often a waterlogged pressure tank or a bad switch than the pump itself. That's exactly why we diagnose cheapest-first: a $500 fix shouldn't be sold as a $4,000 one.