How do I know if my water pump needs repair or replacement?

Common signs include low water pressure, air sputtering from faucets, dirty or cloudy water, or frequent pump cycling. If you notice these issues, our technicians can diagnose whether a repair or replacement is needed.

How long do well pumps typically last?

A quality submersible pump can last 10–15 years with regular maintenance and proper water quality. Surface pumps and jet pumps may have a shorter lifespan depending on use and environment.

Do you repair all types of water pumps?

Yes. We service and install all major brands—including Franklin Electric, Baker, and Campbell—and handle residential, agricultural, and commercial systems.

What causes a well pump to stop working?

Pump failure can result from electrical issues, low water levels, clogged filters, or worn-out components. Our technicians perform full diagnostics to find the root cause before making repairs.

How do I maintain my well after installation?

We recommend an annual inspection for water quality, pump performance, and pressure systems. B&H provides ongoing service and maintenance to keep your well operating efficiently for decades.

Pump Services

Pump Services in Jefferson City, MO

Keep your water flowing with a new pump installed by B&H.

Fully Insured

References Provided

Up-to-date Equipment

Constant Pressure Well Systems

With changing times, the well industry must keep up with home owner demands, for the increasing need for more water and increased pressure. Constant pressure well systems eliminate the flection of pressure compared to conventional systems.

Features:
Soft start/soft stop
Built in diagnostics
Higher flow ranges
Use stainless steel pump

Protection from:
Dry Run
Over temperature

Conventional Pump Systems

We at B&H are proud to be the only local Central Missouri well service to provide well to faucet water systems. We do the work ourselves - we don't subcontract it out!

Most people just want to turn their faucet on and not worry about how it gets there. After the well is drilled, we will have our professional trained pump installers come out and assess the property and find out where the homeowner would like the equipment installed. From there, we will install the pump, drop pope, and wire. We will install a check valve 2O’ above the pump.

We also install rubber boots approximately every 100’ to ensure that when your pump kicks in, it is not bouncing in the drill hole. We will install a pitiless adapter approximately 3’ below grade level. This is where the pipe in your well will be hooked to inside and your water line going to the pressure tank will be installed on the outside of the pitiless. A waterline will run from the well head to pressure tank. All accessories will be hooked up at the and from there your plumber will hook up the lines to the house.

You can trust B & H to provide your home with top-of-the-line pump systems and customer service. We offer a one year warranty on our work. Whether you're interested in a new pump system or are needing yours repaired, we'd love to help you. Fill out the form below for more information!

Solar Well Pump Systems

Looking for an energy-efficient, off-grid water pumping solution? Our solar well pump systems are the perfect fit for homes, farms, and remote properties where grid access is limited or where reducing energy costs is a priority. Powered by sunlight, these systems use durable solar panels to drive high-efficiency submersible or surface pumps — no fuel or grid electricity required.

Benefits of Solar Well Pumps:

Eco-Friendly Operation: 100% renewable power with zero emissions.
Lower Utility Costs: Say goodbye to monthly electric bills tied to your pump.
Reliable Off-Grid Access: Ideal for remote areas, livestock watering, or irrigation where power lines don’t reach.
Low Maintenance: Fewer moving parts mean longer-lasting performance and less upkeep.

Get in touch today to learn how we can help safeguard your investment and ensure a reliable water supply in any weather.

Count on B & H to deliver top-tier insulated well houses that offer outstanding protection for your pump system — built for long-lasting performance and backed by the exceptional service you deserve.

Insulated Well Houses: Protecting Your Pump System Year-Round

Your well pump is the heart of your water system, and protecting it from extreme temperatures and harsh weather is essential for long-term performance. Our insulated well houses provide a durable, weather-resistant enclosure that safeguards your pump system from freezing temperatures, moisture damage, and debris.

Benefits of an Insulated Well House:

Freeze Protection – Prevents pipes and pumps from freezing in winter.

Extended Equipment Lifespan – Shields pumps, pressure tanks, and electrical components from the elements.

Energy Efficiency – Helps maintain stable temperatures, reducing the need for extra heating.

Custom-Built Solutions – Designed to fit your specific pump system size and location.

Whether for residential, agricultural, or commercial applications, our high-quality insulated well houses ensure your system operates smoothly, no matter the season.

You can rely on B & H for top-quality insulated well houses, providing superior protection for your pump system while ensuring long-lasting performance and exceptional customer service.

FAQs

How do I know if my water pump needs repair or replacement?

Common signs include low water pressure, air sputtering from faucets, dirty or cloudy water, or frequent pump cycling. If you notice these issues, our technicians can diagnose whether a repair or replacement is needed.
How long do well pumps typically last?

A quality submersible pump can last 10–15 years with regular maintenance and proper water quality. Surface pumps and jet pumps may have a shorter lifespan depending on use and environment.
Do you repair all types of water pumps?

Yes. We service and install all major brands—including Franklin Electric, Baker, and Campbell—and handle residential, agricultural, and commercial systems.
What causes a well pump to stop working?

Pump failure can result from electrical issues, low water levels, clogged filters, or worn-out components. Our technicians perform full diagnostics to find the root cause before making repairs.
How do I maintain my well after installation?

We recommend an annual inspection for water quality, pump performance, and pressure systems. B&H provides ongoing service and maintenance to keep your well operating efficiently for decades.