Central Texas Water Well Repairs
Your water is too important to risk repair quality.
When Your Water Stops Flowing, We Step In
A reliable well isn’t just a part of your property — it’s your property’s lifeline. When water stops flowing or its quality takes a dive, everything else hits pause. Out here in the Hill Country, where municipal water isn’t always an option, problems like low pressure, no flow or contaminated water demand immediate attention.
That’s where TR Drilling & Service comes in. As a trusted water well repair company, we know how to tackle the unique challenges of Central Texas wells with expert precision and dependable results. Whether it’s your pump, your valve or something hidden deep in your system, we’re ready to help — fast.
Early Warning Signs You Need Well Repair
Most well problems don’t show up all at once. They start with subtle shifts — like a drop in water pressure or a pump that kicks on more often than it used to. These are your well’s way of waving a red flag before things get worse.
Watch for these signs of a problem:
- Water sputters or contains air
- Pressure suddenly drops or fluctuates
- Water has a strange odor, taste or discoloration
- Pump cycles frequently or runs non-stop
- Electricity bills rise with no clear cause
- You can’t remember your last well inspection
Ignoring symptoms like these can lead to pump burnout, unsafe water and costly damage. That’s why routine well water upkeep and prompt service matter.
TR Drilling takes well repair seriously. We know the consequences of leaving a well pump performing poorly. Y0u can count on us to ensure your well flows smoothly.
Common Well Repairs We Handle
We’ve worked on a variety of wells across the Hill Country and know what tends to go wrong — and how to fix it quickly, safely and with minimal disruption.
Well Pump Repair
If your pump is underperforming or dead altogether, we’ll test its motor, impellers and pressure settings to determine whether it needs repair or full replacement. Our well pump repair services cover submersible and jet pumps, delivering the steady water flow your property depends on.
Electrical & Pressure Switch Failures
Sometimes the problem isn’t the pump at all — it’s the system that tells it when to work. Faulty wiring, failing capacitors or a worn pressure switch can mimic pump failure. We check all controls and electrical components to get your system communicating properly again.
Backflow Valve Repair
If your water pressure fades between uses or your pump is constantly turning on and off, your backflow valve may be stuck or damaged. Our backflow valve repair service restores this essential component, preventing contamination and protecting both your system and your well water supply.
How Our Well Repair Process Works
We don’t believe in guesswork or temporary fixes. When you call TR Drilling & Service, our well technicians show up prepared with the tools, testing equipment and know-how to get to the root of the problem.
Here’s what you can expect:
- Thorough diagnostics. We run tests on water flow, drawdown, electrical performance and pressure levels.
- Transparent answers. We explain what’s happening in plain terms, with repair options that fit your property and budget.
- Quick, lasting solutions. Our trucks are stocked and our techs are trained to handle most repairs on the spot.
- Preventive guidance. We’ll walk you through how to keep your system healthy moving forward.
If you’ve been searching for “well and pump repair near me,” you’ve found a local team that shows up when it counts and doesn’t leave until the job’s done right.
What To Do When Well Repairs Aren’t Enough
Not every system can (or should) be salvaged. Some wells suffer from collapsed casing, severe corrosion or long-term aquifer depletion that makes full restoration impractical. If repairs won’t deliver reliable, long-term results, we’ll walk you through your options — whether that’s drilling a new well or upgrading outdated equipment.
As a full-service water well repair company, we’re not here to sell you the biggest fix. We’re here to recommend the right one.
Maintain Your Well After Repair
Once your well is back in working order, keeping it that way is the next step. Routine well water upkeep can prevent some problems, especially when it comes to pump wear, bacteria buildup and mineral scaling. Post-repair best practices include:
- Schedule annual water quality testing
- Check for unusual pump cycling or electrical activity
- Keep the wellhead sealed and free of debris
- Test pressure and flow during seasonal changes
- Book a well inspection every 12–18 months
A well that’s cared for is a well that lasts — and we’re here to help you every step of the way.
Why Choose TR Drilling & Service?
We’re not just here for emergencies — we’re part of the Hill Country’s water backbone. Our team lives locally, works locally and understands exactly what your property’s up against when it comes to drought, limestone-heavy terrain and tough water chemistry.
When you hire us, you’re getting more than a repair — you’re getting a long-term partner who knows your well system like it’s our own.
Call TR Drilling & Service For Repairs That Last
When your water supply is on the line, don’t gamble with second-rate service. TR Drilling & Service delivers dependable, honest and high-quality well repair service across the Hill Country. From small fixes to major overhauls, we’ve got the tools, training and experience to restore your system — and your peace of mind.
Contact us today for expert well pump repair, backflow valve repair and full-system diagnostics. We’ll keep your well working the way it should.
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