Real completed jobs from our crew across San Diego, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties. Pump replacements, diagnostics, pressure tanks, and control-panel repairs, with field photos.
Field photos grouped by the city we worked in. Open a city for the job grid and a link to that city's service page. Write-ups with a real job note are linked from the grid; short photo cards stay on the city page.
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A San Diego well pumped dry within minutes during our bucket test, so it needed a storage tank to keep up. We installed a dedicated storage tank tied into the well, then set the booster's pressure switch to match the pressure it can build.
📍 Anza
Corroded, broken wires going into the well and a cracked, miswired disconnect left an Anza pump unsafe to run. On the return trip we put in a new disconnect, control box and pump saver and replaced the bad wiring.
📍 Poway
With no protection on the system, a Poway booster pump ran out of water, overheated, and melted the pipe on its pressure side. After the pipe was fixed the pump still couldn't build pressure or shut off, so we turned the pressure setting down a little and now it cycles off like it should.
📍 Murrieta
Heavy use on a Murrieta horse ranch made the booster pump motor run hot until its thermal overload tripped. We tracked down the cause on site and the owner is now getting an estimate for a new booster.
📍 El Cajon
This El Cajon well needed its pump and motor pulled and replaced. We set the new 5GS10 pump and motor at 200 feet, and it's running with good amps.
Before this Lake Elsinore well can be destroyed, it needed a video log. We ran the camera down the 10.5-inch steel casing, found no signs of perforations, and set a heavy steel lid over the well.
New direct pump system for a Lake Arrowhead well, sized for 12 gallons a minute at 70 psi. We set the pump at 440 feet and put in a new concrete slab at the wellhead.
Time for a new booster pump at a Valley Center property. We installed the replacement booster along with a stainless steel fitting, and the system is back on and running well.
📍 Wildomar
An 86-gallon pressure tank at a Wildomar well was ready to be replaced. We put in a new Well-X-Trol tank with a new pressure switch and gauge, and the system is back on and running well.
📍 El Cajon
Overcurrent faults kept shutting down the pump drive at an El Cajon well. We found the 3 hp motor drawing more amps than the drive allows, pulled the pump to check the wire, and are quoting a new drive.
No pressure at the house sent us out to a San Jacinto well. The well itself checked out fine and the trouble was in the home's filtration system, so we bypassed it for now to get the water back on.
📍 Alpine
Sediment was showing up in an Alpine water system. We went through the setup and are putting together a quote for a large sediment filter after the tank, with an option for a filter at each house.
A Mountain Center well would start for a few seconds and then the pump saver would shut it down. We tested it with a spare control box, then swapped the pump saver on the existing 1 hp box, and the pump now runs steady.
📍 Campo
Pump protection was on the list for a Campo well with the pump set at 356 feet. We installed it per the estimate and had the storage tank filling before we left.
📍 Temecula
Water was leaking at the coupler where the 2-inch PVC line feeds the booster pump on a Temecula well. We glued in a new 2 by 12 inch nipple and coupler, and the system is back to running normal.
📍 Temecula
This Temecula well was due for a new pressure tank and a new 1-1/4 inch check valve. We dug out and reset the buried tank pad, then set the new tank and check valve with no extra plumbing needed.
📍 Julian
The old booster pump on a well system in Julian couldn't build past about 42 psi and was running hot. We replaced the booster, built a new platform for the pressure tank, and added a 1-1/2 inch spin-down sand separator and a pressure relief valve.
📍 Vista
A storage tank in Vista needed a new booster motor and a new top float. We swapped both and ran about 50 feet of fresh wire in conduit out to the float.
📍 Murrieta
Iron had clogged the old pump and the pipe nipple on top of a well in Murrieta. We pulled it, cleared the line, and set a new 2 HP, 15 GPM pump and motor under warranty that tested at 23 gallons a minute.
📍 El Cajon
Pump Service in El Cajon on August 21, 2026. Job type: Well service.
📍 Poway
Pump Service in Poway on August 21, 2026. Job type: Booster service.
Pump Service in Valley Center on August 21, 2026. Job type: Pump replacement.
📍 Ranchita
Pump Service in Ranchita on August 21, 2026. Job type: Well service.
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