FAQs
Meyer Pump Service & Water Well Drilling
What should I do to prepare for my service?
Before we arrive at your property, please ensure that Meyer Pump Service & Water Well Drilling has been notified about the specific equipment needed for your service appointment. Providing this information enables our technicians to arrive fully prepared with the appropriate tools and materials to efficiently complete your project.Do you offer any warranties for your work?
We offer manufacturer warranty coverage on select components. New pumps include a one-year manufacturer's warranty, and new pressure tanks are backed by a five-year manufacturer's warranty.Can I provide my own water pump?
You have the option to supply your own water pump for installation. Please note that when you provide the pump, we cannot offer warranty coverage on that particular component.Do you offer same day pump service?
Yes, we provide same day pump service.How do I know if my well pump is going bad?
Signs of a failing well pump include complete loss of water, diminished or irregular water pressure, a pump running continuously without cycling off, or frequent tripping of the electrical breaker.How long does a typical well pump last?
The average lifespan of a well pump ranges from 8 to 15 years. With proper maintenance and clean water conditions, a submersible pump can function effectively for 20 years or longer.Can you help with water line leaks?
Yes, we can identify water line leaks and perform repairs in most situations.What sets you apart from competition?
As a family-owned business with eight decades of experience, we bring extensive knowledge and expertise to every project. Our commitment to excellence distinguishes our service throughout the Norman, OK area.Are you licensed and certified?
Yes, we maintain all required licensing and certifications.How do I know if my well water needs treated?
Well water requiring treatment typically presents visible or sensory indicators such as discoloration, unusual odors, or taste irregularities. The most reliable method to determine if treatment is necessary is through annual laboratory water testing.