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Well Pump Repair in Lehigh Acres, FL

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4.8 6,457 reviews

“Cyle was great to work with! Very helpful and professional”

Lori W. · Naples · 11/13/2026

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(239) 215-3330

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No water, or weak pressure, in a Lehigh Acres home on a well? The cause is usually the well pump, the pressure tank or the switch that runs them, and our licensed plumbers repair or replace all three. There’s no charge for us to come out, you approve any price first, and (239) 215-3330 is staffed 24 hours a day.

Lehigh Acres Well Service in Brief

ZIP codes we cover: 33936, 33971, 33972, 33973, 33974 and 33976
What we fix: submersible pumps, jet pumps, pressure tanks, pressure switches, and the wiring and pipe between them
Price-book examples today: 3/4 HP shallow well pump $1,667; 1 HP submersible pump $2,932 (every well price)
Closest offices: 1342 Colonial Blvd, Suite K114, and 11595 Kelly Rd, Suite 201, both in Fort Myers
Licensed as: Florida State Certified plumbing contractor #CFC1428743

Lehigh Acres is split between two kinds of water. Some neighborhoods are on FGUA’s public system, but a large share of homes still pump their own water from a private well, and for those homes the well pump is the only thing standing between the faucet and the aquifer. When it stops, everything stops: showers, toilets, the washer and the irrigation.

Last updated 11/05/2026 by Plumbing, Cooling & Electrical Nerds. Florida State Certified licenses: plumbing #CFC1428743, HVAC #CMC1251179, electrical #EC13015954.

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What our customers say

4.8 from 6,457 Google reviews across our 6 Southwest Florida offices

More than 150 plumbing jobs completed in Lehigh Acres in the past 12 months (as of September 2026).

Plumbing Nerds to the rescue! Huge shout~out to Angel and his crew! Professional, timely, polite…
Donna W. Google review · Fort Myers · 10/01/2026
I cannot explain the horror when our toilets and showers overflowed at 7am. The Plumbing Nerds came to our rescue and were here in LESS THAN 10 MINUTES from our initial call!!! Huge shout out to Tristan — he was extremely helpful, calm, and knowledgeable. We won’t use anyone…
Emily F. Google review · Fort Myers · 07/29/2026
John and Jose are literal life savors. They spent HOURS trying to get my water back on for us. I had a meter pipe burst due to a rooted tree and man these guys did NOT give up. John kept telling me he would get it and promised me I would have my water back. He kept true to his…
Megan S. Google review · Fort Myers · 02/04/2026
He immediately assessed the situation, gave me two options with prices and finished my choice very promptly.
Bob G. Google review · Naples · 11/14/2026
Lamont and Jose did an outstanding job replacing my water heater, and installing a new home water filtration system. They were very professional, knowledgeable, and so pleasant to work with . Lamonte spoke with his manager and included me in on the conversation and they were able…
Sara S. Google review · Naples · 11/13/2026
Excellent service, Sean was very knowledgeable. He did a wonderful job! Thank you!
Sally A. Google review · Naples · 11/13/2026

Why Lehigh Acres Wells Lose Pressure

Most well trouble here falls into a short list:

A waterlogged pressure tank. The tank’s air cushion leaks away over the years, and the pump starts clicking on and off with every glass of water. Left alone, that rapid cycling wears the pump out early.
A worn pressure switch. Burned or pitted contacts stop the pump from starting, or from shutting off.
Electrical faults. A tripped breaker, a failed capacitor on a jet pump, or damaged wire down the well leaves a quiet pump and dry taps.
A tired pump. Sand and sediment wear the impellers, and output slowly drops until the house can’t run two faucets at once.

“No water” and other well problems are a regular part of our Lehigh Acres work, according to our own job records, along with water softener and filter jobs and sulfur smells. So when a call comes in, our plumbers check the whole system, from the breaker to the pump, rather than guessing at one part.

Sulfur Smell or Orange Stains?

A rotten-egg smell in both the hot and cold water, or orange and brown stains in sinks and on driveways from the sprinklers, points to the well water itself rather than the pump. Those are water quality problems, and they’re fixed with treatment, not a new pump. Our well water treatment page covers the options. If only the hot water smells, the cause is more likely the water heater; see water heater service in Lehigh Acres.

What Well Pump Work Costs in Lehigh Acres

Prices below come from our price book as of November 4, 2026. Extra drop pipe, pump wire, a safety rope or a new well seal are added only if your well needs them, and you’ll see each line before you say yes.

Job	Today’s price
New pressure tank	$1,123
Replace a 1/2 HP shallow-well jet pump	$1,509
Replace a 3/4 HP shallow-well pump	$1,667
Replace a 1-1/2 HP shallow-well pump	$2,024
Replace a 1 HP submersible pump	$2,932
Replace a 1-1/2 HP submersible pump	$3,235

Coming out is free, with one exception: an $85 holiday fee on holidays, waived when we do the work. Read more on how our pricing works, or spread out a bigger repair with financing (approved credit required).

Your Lehigh Acres Well Visit, Step by Step

On the phone, we’ll ask whether you have no water or low pressure, and whether your pump sits above ground or down in the well.
At the house, the plumber checks the pump circuit, the pressure switch, the tank’s air charge and the pump’s output.
Before any work, you get the options and their prices, such as a new switch versus a new tank.
After the repair, the system is cycled on and off until it holds pressure the way it should.

Every job carries our 1-year workmanship warranty, or two years for Nerd Pass members. The Florida Department of Health also recommends testing private well water for bacteria and nitrate every year, and opening a well for a pump job is a sensible time to do it.

Need water back on in Lehigh Acres? Call (239) 215-3330. For other help, see our Lehigh Acres plumbing, drain cleaning and AC repair pages, or well pump service across Southwest Florida and in Naples.

Lehigh Acres Well Pump Questions

Look at the breaker for the well pump, then listen at the pressure tank and pump. If the breaker hasn’t tripped and nothing runs, the pressure switch or pump wiring is a likely cause. Call (239) 215-3330 and a plumber will test the system.

On today’s price book, a 3/4 HP shallow well pump replacement is $1,667 and a 1 HP submersible pump replacement is $2,932 (checked 11/04/2026). Extra pipe or wire is priced separately and only if needed.

Rapid cycling usually means the pressure tank has lost its air charge or the pressure switch is failing. Replacing a tank is $1,123 on today’s price book, well below the cost of a new pump, and fixing it early protects the pump.

Yes. We handle all kinds of plumbing for Lehigh Acres homes on FGUA public water as well as homes on private wells.

Usually not. A sulfur smell in both hot and cold water comes from the well water and is solved with treatment. If only the hot water smells, the water heater’s anode rod is the likely source.

No, it’s $0 to come out. On holidays an $85 holiday fee applies, and it’s waived if we do the work.

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Well Pump Repair in Lehigh Acres, FL

First Time Customers

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Lehigh Acres Well Service in Brief

What our customers say

Why Lehigh Acres Wells Lose Pressure

Sulfur Smell or Orange Stains?

What Well Pump Work Costs in Lehigh Acres

Your Lehigh Acres Well Visit, Step by Step

Lehigh Acres Well Pump Questions

My Lehigh Acres house has no water at all. What should I check first?

How much does a new well pump cost in Lehigh Acres?

Why does my well pump turn on and off so often?

Do you work on homes on FGUA water too?

My water smells like rotten eggs. Is that the pump?

Is there a fee to have you come out?