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Well Pump Repair
A failing well pump is not an inconvenience in West Texas — it is a genuine crisis. Whether you're a rancher with livestock depending on a steady water supply, a homeowner in Alpine or Marathon without running water, or a commercial operator in Presidio County, a well pump failure demands a fast, knowledgeable response from a company that knows what it's looking for in this terrain. Arrowhead Drilling & Well Service has been repairing and servicing well pumps across five West Texas counties since 2011. We carry the multi-generational knowledge of Killingsworth Well Service and service the full range of submersible and above-ground pump systems used in residential, ranch, agricultural, and commercial water supply applications across the Big Bend region.
Well Pump Services Arrowhead Provides
Pump Diagnostics — identifying the cause of low pressure, reduced flow, no water, cycling problems, or unusual noises before pulling the pump unnecessarily
Submersible Pump Repair and Replacement — extracting, inspecting, repairing, or replacing submersible pumps at any depth, including the deep hard rock wells common across Brewster, Jeff Davis, and Presidio counties
Above-Ground Pump Repair and Replacement — service for above-ground pressure tanks, jet pumps, and booster systems
Pressure Tank Inspection and Replacement — diagnosing waterlogged pressure tanks, failed bladders, or incorrect pressure settings and replacing tanks where needed
Electrical Troubleshooting — diagnosing pump motor failures, control box issues, and wiring problems that can mimic pump failure
Down Hole Camera Inspections — lowering a camera to assess pump condition, casing integrity, and water level before committing to a full pump pull
Solar Pump Service and Maintenance — servicing solar-powered submersible pump systems, including controller issues, panel output, and pump performance
Common Well Pump Problems Arrowhead Diagnoses in West Texas
No water from the tap — could be a pump failure, broken drop pipe, tripped breaker, or low water level. Arrowhead diagnoses the specific cause before recommending a repair.
Low water pressure — often a sign of a failing pump, undersized pressure tank, or declining well yield. Early diagnosis prevents a full pump failure.
Pump running constantly — a pressure tank problem, stuck check valve, or significant pressure loss is typically the cause.
Discolored or gritty water — can indicate a failing pump screen, sand infiltration, or structural casing issues that a down hole camera can confirm.
Pump cycling on and off rapidly — almost always a pressure tank issue, which is a less costly repair when caught early.
Five Counties Served for Well Pump Repair and Service
Arrowhead Drilling provides well pump repair and service throughout the West Texas five-county service area:
Brewster County — Alpine, Marathon, Terlingua, Study Butte, and surrounding ranch and residential properties
Jeff Davis County — Fort Davis, Valentine, and surrounding properties
Presidio County — Marfa and surrounding rural and ranch land
Pecos County —South of Fort Stockton
Terrell County — Sanderson and surrounding areas
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A failing well pump is not an inconvenience in West Texas — it is a genuine crisis. Whether you're a rancher with livestock depending on a steady water supply, a homeowner in Alpine or Marathon without running water, or a commercial operator in Presidio County, a well pump failure demands a fast, knowledgeable response from a company that knows what it's looking for in this terrain. Arrowhead Drilling & Well Service has been repairing and servicing well pumps across five West Texas counties since 2011. We carry the multi-generational knowledge of Killingsworth Well Service and service the full range of submersible and above-ground pump systems used in residential, ranch, agricultural, and commercial water supply applications across the Big Bend region.
Well Pump Services Arrowhead Provides
Pump Diagnostics — identifying the cause of low pressure, reduced flow, no water, cycling problems, or unusual noises before pulling the pump unnecessarily
Submersible Pump Repair and Replacement — extracting, inspecting, repairing, or replacing submersible pumps at any depth, including the deep hard rock wells common across Brewster, Jeff Davis, and Presidio counties
Above-Ground Pump Repair and Replacement — service for above-ground pressure tanks, jet pumps, and booster systems
Pressure Tank Inspection and Replacement — diagnosing waterlogged pressure tanks, failed bladders, or incorrect pressure settings and replacing tanks where needed
Electrical Troubleshooting — diagnosing pump motor failures, control box issues, and wiring problems that can mimic pump failure
Down Hole Camera Inspections — lowering a camera to assess pump condition, casing integrity, and water level before committing to a full pump pull
Solar Pump Service and Maintenance — servicing solar-powered submersible pump systems, including controller issues, panel output, and pump performance
Common Well Pump Problems Arrowhead Diagnoses in West Texas
No water from the tap — could be a pump failure, broken drop pipe, tripped breaker, or low water level. Arrowhead diagnoses the specific cause before recommending a repair.
Low water pressure — often a sign of a failing pump, undersized pressure tank, or declining well yield. Early diagnosis prevents a full pump failure.
Pump running constantly — a pressure tank problem, stuck check valve, or significant pressure loss is typically the cause.
Discolored or gritty water — can indicate a failing pump screen, sand infiltration, or structural casing issues that a down hole camera can confirm.
Pump cycling on and off rapidly — almost always a pressure tank issue, which is a less costly repair when caught early.
Five Counties Served for Well Pump Repair and Service
Arrowhead Drilling provides well pump repair and service throughout the West Texas five-county service area:
Brewster County — Alpine, Marathon, Terlingua, Study Butte, and surrounding ranch and residential properties
Jeff Davis County — Fort Davis, Valentine, and surrounding properties
Presidio County — Marfa and surrounding rural and ranch land
Pecos County —South of Fort Stockton
Terrell County — Sanderson and surrounding areas
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Groundwater Conservation Districts
P.O. Box 465
Alpine, TX 79831
P.O. Box 1203
Fort Davis, TX 79734
P.O. Box 1123
Marfa, TX 79843
P.O. Box 927
Sanderson, TX 79848
P.O. Box 1644
Fort Stockton, TX 79735
201 11th St
POBOX 1458
Ozona, TX 76943
P.O. Box 1295
Van Horn, TX 79855
119 S Cedar
Pecos, TX 79772
Have Questions? We’ve Got Answers.
At Arrowhead Drilling & Well Service LLC, we believe informed customers make confident decisions. Our FAQ section is designed to provide clear, straightforward answers about our drilling process, well maintenance, water systems, and service options. Whether you’re a rancher, homeowner, or commercial operation, we’re here to help you understand your options and choose the water solution that fits your property, your needs, and your budget.