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Sudden loss of water pressure - have well
I have a well - just moved "to the country". This morning, water pressure was VERY low throughout the house, including filtered refrigerator water, sinks, showers, etc. then eventually NO WATER comes out.
Where do I begin trying to figure out the problem? What type of professional should I call? Plumber? Pump/well repair? I am , sadly, "clueless". Thank you for your time! And expertise! Yoli in Dover |
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I would look in the first find out if you have sand in your water by looking under the screens for your taps. 2nd I would see if the power for the water pump is on. Look at this and please get back to us. When did this start happing? Has it been doing this for a long time? Need more info...
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