24/7 emergency well serviceAlliston · Barrie · Innisfil
705-627-5725
Alliston · Barrie · Innisfil · Simcoe County

No water from your well? We repair well pumps, today.

Submersible and jet pump repair, replacement and installation across Simcoe County — 24/7, with the price agreed before we start. Most no-water calls are back on the same day.

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Upfront pricing. You approve the flat price before any work starts.

  • A house with no water is treated as an emergency, day or night.
  • Free diagnosis, and a $45 service call on weekdays.
  • 10-year warranty on major parts on our maintenance program.
  • Eight trucks across the county, so someone is usually close by.
4.9 from 820+ reviews Free diagnosis 10-year warranty on major parts 8 fully stocked trucks Licensed, insured & WSIB covered 24/7 emergency service
Self-diagnose first

Which of these is happening at your place?

Pick the one that matches. It tells you what we’ll most likely be doing — and how fast you need us out.

No water at any tap

Failed pump or motor, a dropped drop-pipe, or a burnt pressure switch. If the well is shallow and it’s been a dry August, it can also be a low water table.

Emergency

Pump runs and never shuts off

Usually a waterlogged pressure tank, a stuck pressure switch, or worn impellers that can no longer reach cut-out pressure. Every extra hour of running shortens the motor’s life.

Same day

Water spits, coughs air, then stops

Air in the line. The pump is drawing down faster than the well recovers, or there’s a break in the drop pipe letting air in.

Same day

Breaker keeps tripping

A shorted motor, damaged wire down the well casing, or a seized pump. Stop resetting it — you’ll turn a repair into a replacement.

Emergency

Sand or grit in the water

The pump has dropped toward the bottom of the well, or the screen is worn. Grit chews through fixtures, softeners and water heaters fast.

This week

Hydro bill jumped with no explanation

A short-cycling or constantly-running pump is one of the biggest phantom loads in a rural home. It’s a symptom, not a mystery.

This week
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What you get either way

No surprises, in writing, before we start.

Diagnosis is free

Finding the fault costs you nothing. You get the answer whether or not you go ahead.

$45 weekday service call

That’s the whole call-out charge Monday to Friday. Evenings, nights and weekends carry a higher rate — you’re told the number before we book.

Upfront flat-rate pricing

One price for the job, agreed before the work begins. No hourly meter running while you watch.

10-year warranty on major parts

Ten years on major parts for customers on our maintenance program — plus the manufacturer’s warranty on equipment.

Scope of work

What we repair, and what we install

Repairs on the truck

  • Pressure switches, gauges and relief valves
  • Pressure tank re-charge and replacement
  • Check valves and foot valves
  • Well cap, seal and pitless adapter repairs
  • Wiring, control boxes and capacitors
  • Pulling and re-setting a dropped pump

Pumps we install

  • Submersible pumps — Goulds, Red Jacket
  • Jet pumps, shallow and deep well
  • Constant-pressure / variable-speed systems
  • Full pump, drop pipe and wire replacements
  • Correctly sized for your well depth and flow
  • Disinfection after the well is opened
Three steps

How the visit goes

You call, we ask three questions

Gauge reading, breaker state, and how long you’ve been without water. That decides whether you’re an emergency or a scheduled call, and what goes on the truck.

We diagnose and price it before we touch it

The tech tests the switch, the tank pre-charge and the pump draw, then gives you a flat price. You approve it before any work starts. No hourly meter running while you watch.

Water back on, and we tell you what’s next

You get the reading we finished at, and an honest answer on how long the rest of the system has left — so the next failure isn’t a surprise.

4.9 from 820+ reviews

What Simcoe County well owners say

“Freddy was amazing. He took his time to carefully diagnose the problem, making sure he fully understood the issue before moving forward. His professionalism and attention to detail were clear throughout the entire process. Once he identified the root cause, he had it fixed within an hour, working efficiently without ever making us feel rushed.”
Raul Valenzuela · Google review
“I called PHD for a leak in the basement and they sent Jimmy over within an hour. While he was here he noticed a second leak and saved our sump pump from flooding the basement. Fantastic service, very friendly and quick. Would definitely recommend!”
Marley Sierakowski · Google review
“Freddie and Alex were great, explained everything to me super clearly, what the options were and finished the job super quickly.”
Dave · Google review
Service area

Where we go

Three locations across the county, eight trucks on the road, and 24/7 emergency coverage for well systems in between.

AllistonBarrieInnisfilTottenhamBeetonBradfordEverettCookstownAngusShelburneOrangevilleNew TecumsethEssaAdjala-TosorontioClearviewSpringwaterBond HeadThorntonLorettoRosemontAlconaLefroyStroudBaxter
The PHD Plumbing crew and service trucks
Stocked for well work — switches, tanks and pumps ride with the truck.
FAQ

Well pump questions we get every week

How long should a well pump last?
A good submersible pump in Simcoe County typically runs 8–15 years. What kills them early is short cycling from a failed pressure tank, sand in the well, and repeated breaker resets. If a pump died at year four, something else in the system caused it, and replacing the pump alone will just buy you another four years.
Can you come out today?
Yes — we run 24/7 emergency well service across Alliston, Barrie, Innisfil and the surrounding townships. A house with no water is treated as an emergency.
Do I need a whole new pump, or just a part?
Often just a part. Pressure switches, gauges, check valves and tank pre-charge account for a large share of “my pump is dead” calls, and those are inexpensive fixes. We test before we quote, which is why the diagnosis comes before the price.
What does a well pump replacement cost?
It depends on the well depth, the pump size and whether the drop pipe and wire are reusable — a 60-foot shallow well and a 300-foot deep well are very different jobs. We give you a firm flat price on site after testing, and the diagnosis is free.
Do you disinfect the well after the work?
Any time a well is opened, it should be disinfected before you drink from it. We handle that as part of the job and tell you how long to wait and flush.
How deep a well can you work on?
We service shallow jet-pump wells through to deep submersible installations, and we pull and re-set pumps ourselves — you don’t need a separate drilling contractor for a pump failure.
What does it cost to get someone out?
Diagnosis is free — finding the fault costs you nothing. There is a $45 service call on weekday visits. Evenings, nights and weekends carry a higher call-out rate, and you’ll be told that number when you book, not after. Once we know what’s wrong you get one flat price for the repair, and nothing starts until you approve it.
What does the 10-year warranty cover?
Major parts are warrantied for 10 years for customers on our maintenance program — keeping the system serviced is what makes that coverage possible, so the program is a condition of it. Equipment also carries its manufacturer’s warranty. Ask us what the program includes and what it costs before you decide.

Still no water?

Call and we’ll tell you on the phone whether this is a part or a pump.

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