A pressure tank keeps water pressure steady throughout your home and protects your well pump from short-cycling. When it fails, you notice it fast: pulsing taps, a pump that runs constantly, or water pressure that surges and drops.
We replace, repair, and install pressure tanks and well tanks across Asheville, Leicester, Waynesville, and Western North Carolina – including bladder tanks, air-over-water tanks, and constant pressure systems. We size the tank to your well and household so it lasts.
Pressure tank replacement. We size the replacement tank to your well pump, household size, and fixture count – an undersized tank short-cycles the pump and wears it out early. We install bladder tanks, diaphragm tanks, air-over-water tanks, and constant pressure systems.
Pressure tank repair. Not every tank needs replacing. Failed pressure switches, gauge faults, and lost air charge can all be repaired. We diagnose first and tell you honestly which option is cheaper for you over the long run.
Well tank installation. New well, adding a storage or holding tank, or upsizing after a renovation or addition? We size and install the tank and set the pressure switch correctly.
How it works: call or request an estimate • we inspect the tank, pump, and pressure switch on site • you get pricing for both repair and replacement • we install, test, and restore steady pressure.
Sediment, iron, sulphur, and hardness are common in Western NC well water. We install and service filtration and treatment systems sized to what your water test actually shows – not a one-size-fits-all package.
Signs you may need filtration: staining on fixtures, a rotten-egg smell, cloudy or gritty water, or ongoing scale build-up.
A failed bladder or air charge, a leaking tank, or a short-cycling pump. If the pump runs every time you open a tap, or the pressure gauge drops immediately, the tank has likely lost its charge. We test it on site before recommending anything.
Most residential tank replacements are done in a single visit, usually a couple of hours including testing. We confirm timing when we schedule.
Not always. A failed pressure switch, gauge, or lost air charge can often be repaired for less. We diagnose first and give you pricing for both repair and replacement, then you choose.
Tank size is matched to your pump’s flow rate and your household demand – too small and the pump short-cycles, which shortens pump life. We size from your actual pump and fixture count rather than replacing like for like.
Asheville, Leicester, Waynesville, Canton, Hendersonville, Marshall, Burnsville, and throughout Western North Carolina.
No. We diagnose on site and give you a price before any work begins.
Pulsing pressure or a pump that won’t stop running? We’ll tell you whether it’s the tank, the switch, or the pump – and what it costs to fix.