Pump Service
Control box capacitor replacement
📍 Murrieta
Replaced a blown start capacitor on a 1/2 HP control box. The pump came back online and was running in range.
Real completed jobs from our crew across San Diego, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties. These July and August 2026 jobs include pump replacements, diagnostics, pressure-tank work, and control-panel repairs.
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.
📍 Murrieta
Replaced a blown start capacitor on a 1/2 HP control box. The pump came back online and was running in range.
📍 Pauma Valley
Installed and calibrated a new Pumptec Plus controller (running 10.3 A) after the old unit failed.
📍 Aguanga
Pulled the well pump from a 102-foot setting to inspect a weak, low-producing well. Pipe and couplings were still good; the pump, motor, and wire need replacement.
📍 Lake Elsinore
Pulled the failed unit and installed a new Goulds 18GS30 submersible pump with matching motor and wire. System restored.
📍 Aguanga
A 1.5 HP motor was running but only pushing air — no water. Confirmed the pump needs to be pulled.
📍 Valley Center
Diagnosed repeated overcurrent faults on a pump-to-storage setup. Amp draw climbed after a few minutes of pumping, pointing to a pump or well issue.
📍 Ramona
Installed a new 86-gallon ProMax pressure tank plus new 1" schedule-80 PVC couplers after debris fouled the pressure switch.
📍 Aguanga
Replaced a failed pressure switch that would not cut the 1 HP Goulds pump in at the right psi. System cycling normally on a new 40/60 switch.
📍 Ramona
Evaluated a two-well property — checked amp draw, control boxes, and tank floats so the owner knows which well needs work next.
📍 Anza
Pulled the pump and inspected drop pipe and wire. The well seal and many pipes were still good; pump, motor, and damaged cable need replacement.
📍 Rancho Santa Fe
Pulled a 3 HP pump and motor from well two. Wire was blown and two drop pipes had holes; listed the seal, pipe, and cable for the rebuild.
📍 Running Springs
Staged pump-up and pump-down floats plus a new contactor and junction work so the storage tank can control the well automatically.
📍 Alpine
Replaced a burned 240-volt well relay and simplified the float wiring so the well and booster each have their own control. System was back in service.
📍 Ramona
Pump Service in Ramona on August 17, 2026. Job type: Well service.
📍 Lake Elsinore
On-site service for a 3 HP, 18 GPM deep-set well with -inch pipe at about 281 feet.
📍 Ramona (Highland Valley area)
Replaced the 5 HP 230V three-phase motor on a vertical multistage booster (motor only). System tested good.
📍 Ramona
Replaced a failed pressure switch after debris fouled the contacts. Recommended a new 86-gallon pressure tank as a longer-term fix.
📍 Valley Center
Checked incoming voltage and motor leads after a phase-loss fault on an 11-year-old system. Electrical readings looked solid, pointing to an intermittent issue.
📍 Temecula
Diagnosed a 2 HP well that tripped on overload after a few minutes of run time. Amp draw climbed hard, so the pump needs to be pulled and evaluated.
📍 Ramona
Diagnosed a seized pump and motor with a bent shaft and badly degraded wire on a 250-ft setting. Installed new pump, motor and drop wire; amp draw verified at 16.3 A.
📍 Winchester
On-site well service in Winchester — inspected the wellhead, pressure tank, and controls and ran electrical diagnostics.
📍 Ranchita
Responded to a no-water call and checked the pressure switch for ants and debris. Recommended an 86-gallon pressure tank and a new 40/60 switch.
📍 Santee
Installed a new 3 HP deluxe control box after the old one had power but would not send it to the motor. The system was back online before we left.
📍 Jamul
Replaced the pump, motor, drop pipe, and control box at an 80-foot setting. Cycled the system three times — pressure and amps were in range.
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