Complete Well Systems, Explained Plainly
On The Record
“Woke up Friday morning to no water pressure whatsoever. Called Pocono Well and Pump around 8:30AM or so, and a new pump was installed by noon. Wow. Amazing service and communication.”
— Don, Google
“Kyle... provided a VERY reasonable estimate for the repair + a new well pump along with scheduling one of his employees to come out and bypass our underground line with a hose so we could have running water until the repair could be made at NO additional charge.”
— Brenton, Google
“Very honest about what problems I have and ones I don't just honestly no hard sell will recommend to all.”
— Angelo, Google
Where We Show Up
Serving Stroudsburg and the Poconos, plus the surrounding Poconos towns below.
● Financing available through Hearth.
See if you qualify →Tell Us What's Going On
Most calls get answered on the phone: what it probably is, and what it usually runs. If it needs eyes on it, we'll say so before anyone drives out. Or skip the form and call (570) 243-1679 directly.
Frequently Checked
Do you charge for estimates?
Call first. Most of the time we can tell you what's likely going on and what it usually costs right on the phone. When it needs a visit, we say so up front and tell you what to expect. We don't send a truck out to give a price you could have gotten by calling.
How long does a well pump last?
Typically 8-15 years, depending on well conditions and usage. We check the pressure switch, tank, and motor before recommending a replacement.
Does homeowners insurance cover well pump repair?
Rarely for normal wear and tear — check your policy for sudden mechanical failure. We can point you to what to ask your adjuster.
Do you offer financing?
Yes — financing is available through Hearth for larger repairs and installs.
What area do you serve?
Stroudsburg and the Poconos, plus the surrounding Poconos towns — see our full service area for the list.