When you turn on the faucet and nothing comes out, you don't have time to wait days to figure out what is wrong.

Losing water at your home, cabin, farm, or business can be a major emergency. No water can affect drinking water, toilets, showers, laundry, livestock, appliances, and everyday life.

Red Cedar Well Service provides emergency well and pump service for customers who are out of water or experiencing serious well system problems.

Based in Colfax, Wisconsin, Red Cedar Well Service serves a large area throughout Dunn County, Chippewa County, Eau Claire County, Barron County, and surrounding areas of Western Wisconsin.

Whether you have a failed well pump, bad pressure tank, electrical problem, pressure switch issue, underground water line problem, or another well system failure, we can troubleshoot the system and determine what is causing you to lose water.

715-690-9979

Red Cedar Well Service is based in Colfax, WI, but our service area extends well beyond Colfax.

We provide well pump and water system service throughout communities in and around:

• Colfax
• Menomonie
• Boyceville
• Elk Mound
• Wheeler
• Knapp
• Ridgeland
• Downing
• Prairie Farm
• Dallas
• Glenwood City
• Surrounding Dunn County communities

• Chippewa Falls
• Lake Hallie
• Bloomer
• Cadott
• Cornell
• Stanley
• Boyd
• New Auburn
• Holcombe
• Lake Wissota
• Surrounding Chippewa County communities

• Eau Claire
• Altoona
• Fall Creek
• Augusta
• Eleva
• Osseo
• Seymour
• Union
• Lake Hallie area
• Surrounding Eau Claire County communities

We also provide service in surrounding communities throughout Northwestern and Western Wisconsin.

If you are not sure whether your property is within our service area, call 715-690-9979.

There are many reasons a home can suddenly lose water.

The problem could be with the well pump, pressure tank, pressure switch, electrical system, water line, controls, or another component of the private well system.

Red Cedar Well Service can troubleshoot the system to determine what is happening.

Common reasons for an out-of-water emergency include:

• Failed submersible well pump
• Well pump electrical failure
• Bad pressure switch
• Failed pressure tank
• Low or no water pressure
• Broken underground water line
• Electrical breaker problems
• Pump control problems
• Well system wiring problems
• Pump that runs continuously
• Pump that will not turn on
• Pump that turns on but will not build pressure
• Pressure tank failure
• Well system leaks
• Problems with the well itself
• Low-producing well
• Sediment or mineral buildup
• Other well system failures

A complete loss of water can be caused by a failed well pump, but no water does not automatically mean you need a new pump.

There are several components that can cause a water outage.

Some warning signs of a possible pump or pressure-system problem include:

If every faucet has stopped producing water, check your home's electrical breaker and then contact a well service professional if the problem continues.

A problem with the pressure switch, electrical supply, wiring, controls, or pump motor can prevent the pump from operating.

If the pump is running but the system cannot build pressure, there may be a problem with the pump, water level, piping, well, or another component.

Low pressure can be caused by a variety of problems, including pressure tank issues, pump problems, clogged components, leaks, or other system problems.

A pump that runs continuously can indicate a serious problem.

Possible causes can include a leak, failing pump, low-producing well, damaged water line, pressure system problem, or other issue.

If your pump repeatedly turns on and off, the pressure tank, pressure switch, plumbing, or other components may need to be inspected.

If you are completely out of water, there are a few simple things you can check before calling for service.

Make sure the breaker supplying power to your well system has not tripped.

If it has tripped, reset it once.

If it immediately trips again, do not continue resetting it. There may be an electrical or equipment problem that needs professional attention.

If your system has a pressure gauge, look at the reading.

A gauge showing little or no pressure can provide useful information about what is happening with the system.

Look around the pressure tank, plumbing, basement, mechanical room, and other accessible areas for obvious leaks.

If you see water leaking, shut off the appropriate equipment if it is safe to do so and contact a professional.

When your water is still off, call:

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The sooner the problem can be diagnosed, the sooner you can determine what needs to be repaired.

When a well pump fails, professional diagnosis is important.

Red Cedar Well Service can determine whether your existing pump can be repaired or whether replacement is necessary.

If the pump needs to be replaced, the correct pump must be selected for the well and water system.

A properly sized pump is important for reliable operation and appropriate water pressure.

A pressure tank is another important part of your private well system.

A failing pressure tank can cause:

• Low water pressure
• Rapid pump cycling
• Pump starting too frequently
• Pressure fluctuations
• Poor water delivery
• Additional stress on the well pump

If the pressure tank is failing, replacing it may restore proper operation and help protect the rest of the system.

Don't automatically assume a no-water problem means your well pump is bad.

The pressure tank, pressure switch, electrical system, water line, and other components should be checked.

Sometimes the well pump is working properly but water isn't making it to the house.

A damaged underground water line between the well and the home can cause:

• Low water pressure
• No water
• Pump running continuously
• Water loss
• Wet areas in the yard
• Unexpected changes in well system operation

A professional evaluation can help determine whether the problem is in the well, pump system, or underground water line.

A no-water emergency does not always mean the pump has failed.

Some properties have wells that produce a limited amount of water.

A low-producing well may experience problems during periods of heavy water use or changing groundwater conditions.

Red Cedar Well Service can evaluate the well and pump system to help determine whether the problem is mechanical, related to the well itself, or another issue.

Depending on the situation, possible solutions may include:

• Pump service
• Pump replacement
• Pressure tank replacement
• Well cleaning
• Air development
• Well rehabilitation
• Water system adjustments
• New well or replacement well

Many well problems provide warning signs before the system completely fails.

Call Red Cedar Well Service if you notice:

• Your pump is running more than normal
• Water pressure is dropping
• Your pump is cycling frequently
• Your pressure gauge is acting differently
• Your pump is making unusual noises
• Water pressure is inconsistent
• Your pump runs when no water is being used
• You are seeing sediment or sand in your water
• Your pressure tank is leaking
• Your water supply is becoming unreliable

Getting a problem checked early may help prevent a complete loss of water.

Red Cedar Well Service works with customers who depend on private wells for their daily water supply.

We provide well and pump services for:

• Residential homes
• Rural homes
• Cabins
• Farms
• Outbuildings
• Small businesses
• Rental properties
• New construction
• Other properties using private wells

Because Red Cedar Well Service is based in Colfax, Wisconsin, we are centrally positioned to serve customers throughout a large portion of Western Wisconsin.

Our service area includes communities throughout:

Dunn County • Chippewa County • Eau Claire County • Barron County • Pepin County • Buffalo County • St. Croix County • Clark County • Rusk County

We also serve surrounding communities depending on the type and location of the job.

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Call Red Cedar Well Service.

When you have no water, you need someone who understands private well systems and can troubleshoot the problem.

Red Cedar Well Service provides service for the complete well water system, including:

• Well pumps
• Pressure tanks
• Pressure switches
• Well controls
• Water lines
• Well inspections
• Water sampling
• Well cleaning
• Air development
• New wells
• Replacement wells
• Well cap replacement
• Property transfer well inspections
• Emergency no-water service

Wisconsin maintains licensing and service directories for well drilling and pump-installing professionals, and well work may involve state requirements depending on the job.

When your home suddenly loses water, you don't want to spend hours trying to figure out whether the problem is the pump, pressure tank, electrical system, water line, or well.

Red Cedar Well Service can troubleshoot your well system and determine what is needed to get your water running again.

715-690-9979

Red Cedar Well Service

Emergency Well Service • Well Pumps • Pump Repair • Pressure Tanks • Water Wells • Well Inspections • Water Sampling • Well Cleaning • Air Development

Serving Colfax, Menomonie, Dunn County, Chippewa County, Eau Claire County, Barron County, and surrounding Western Wisconsin communities.

No Water? Don't Wait. Call Red Cedar Well Service.

Experienced professionals dedicated to your success.

Proven results that speak for themselves.

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