Storm-season insurance
Never be without water again.
We install Simple Pump brand hand pumps in the same well casing as your submersible pump — so when the power goes out, the water doesn't.
How it works
One well casing, two ways to get water.
- Pump water from your well without electricity
- Easy — a child can do it
- Connects to your tank, if needed, to supply enough pressure to your home during a power outage
- Installed in the same well casing as your submersible pump, so you don't need a second well
See it work
Water, with the power off.
Chris on a finished well, working the hand pump by hand — no electricity involved. This is the same pump we set in the casing alongside your submersible.
On the job On the job
A pump a child could work.
No priming rig, no generator, no fuel. You lift the handle and water comes up the same casing your submersible pump sits in.
We install Simple Pump brand hand pumps, and they can be plumbed into your pressure tank so the house keeps pressure through an outage.
Why it matters here Why it matters here
In hurricane country, the well is only as good as the power.
A submersible pump does nothing without electricity. When a storm takes the lines down for three days, a household on a private well has no water for drinking, cooking, flushing or livestock.
A hand pump sits in the casing you already have, comes up alongside your submersible, and keeps working when nothing else on the property does.
Free estimates
Want one on your well?
Tell us your well depth if you know it — if you don't, we'll find out.