What's wrong with your water?
Pick what you're seeing. You'll get what to do in the next ten minutes, what's likely broken, and what the fix usually costs.
- No water from any tap, and you're on a wellBreaker, pressure switch, tank or pump. Four questions narrow it down.Open guide
- The water heater is leakingWhere the water comes from tells you if it's a small part or a new tank.Open guide
- Water on the floor or in the basementStop the source, stay clear of live power, and start drying within a day.Open guide
- What a new well pump costsNational price ranges by pump type, and what pushes a quote up.Open guide
Find these three things today, before anything breaks.
Your house, mapped
- Main water shutoff. On a well, it's usually a valve right after the pressure tank. In town, it's where the supply line enters the house, often in the basement or a utility closet.
- Well pump breaker. Usually a double breaker in your panel. Label it now so you're not guessing in the dark.
- Water heater cold-water valve. The valve on the pipe going into the top of the tank. Closing it stops a leaking tank from refilling.
Help first. A pro when you need one.
Read the guide for what you're seeing
Plain language, written for homeowners, with the safety steps up top.
Do the checks that are safe to do yourself
Many problems are a tripped breaker or a clogged filter. We'll say when to stop.
Call a local pro when it's past a DIY fix
We don't do repairs. We connect you with independent professionals in your area. How that works.