Contact Tifton Well Pump

For a well problem, a call to (229) 520-5205 is fastest. Tell us what the water is doing and where the house is, and a local well pro will call you back.

Calls are answered 24/7. Weekdays 9 to 6 you may be put straight through to a local pro. Nights and weekends, if it can't wait, say so and we'll ring a local pro right away; otherwise a local pro will call you back the next business morning.

What helps the pro when you call?

1. The symptom. Dry faucets, a weak shower, sputtering air, orange or smelly water, a pump that never stops, or one that clicks every few seconds.
2. The gauge reading. The round dial on the pipe at the bottom of the pressure tank, if it is easy to see.
3. The breaker. Whether the well breaker has tripped, and whether it tripped again after one reset.
4. The pump, if you know it. Down in the well or beside the tank, about how old, and any old invoice or drilling record with the well depth.
5. The address. The road and the closest town, so the right pro gets the call.

Leave the well cap, the control box and the switch cover closed. Well pumps usually run on 240 volts, and the pro will check the rest.

What happens after I call or send the form?

Your details go to a local well pump pro who works around Tifton, and the pro calls you back to talk through the problem and set up a visit. Any price, work and payment are between you and the pro.

Which towns around Tifton are covered?

Tifton, Omega and Ty Ty, the rest of Tift County including Chula, Brookfield and Eldorado, and homes near the neighboring county seats of Sylvester, Ashburn, Ocilla, Nashville and Adel. See the service area.

Where do I send a question that isn't about a well?

Write to support@tiftonwellpump.com about this website, to ask for a copy of your call record, or to have it deleted. A well that is acting up gets help faster by phone or the form.