All Pumps And Well Repairs "LLC"

06/24/2026

We are very thankful for the rain over the last week - it looks like most of our area has received between 1-2 inches of rain, with the District Office gage showing more than 4 inches of rain! If you're looking for totals near you, you can visit the District's Real-Time Rainfall page to keep track of rainfall.

http://www.mysuwanneeriver.org/realtime/rain-levels.php

06/23/2026

Before ➡️ After
This old well setup had seen better days. We removed the outdated equipment and converted the well into a dependable backup hand pump water supply.
Now, even during power outages, this property has access to water when it matters most.
✔ Backup water source
✔ No electricity required
✔ Simple, dependable operation
✔ Peace of mind during emergencies
Don't wait until you're without water to think about a backup plan.
All Pumps & Well Repairs
"Keeping water flowing when you need it most."

06/20/2026

💙 Happy Father's Day Weekend from All Pumps & Well Repairs! 💙
This Father's Day weekend, we'd like to recognize all the hardworking dads, grandpas, stepdads, and father figures who show up every day for their families. Your dedication, strength, and sacrifices don't go unnoticed.
Question for everyone: What's one lesson your father taught you that has stayed with you throughout your life?
Share your answer in the comments below! 👇
Wishing all the fathers out there a safe, relaxing, and well-deserved Father's Day weekend.
— All Pumps & Well Repairs 💧🔧

06/12/2026

🚨 Run Over Well Alert! 🚨
A reminder to always know where your well is located before driving, mowing, grading, or bringing equipment onto your property.
This well was accidentally run over, causing damage that could lead to costly repairs and potential contamination concerns.
✔️ Know where your well is located
✔️ Keep it visible ,cleaned up around and protected
✔️ Be cautious when operating mowers, tractors, trucks, and heavy equipment nearby

Watch out for your wells — a little prevention can save a lot of money and headaches!
If you're unsure where your well is located or need repairs, All Pumps & Well Repairs is here to help.

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📸 This is a real example of what can happen when a well gets run over.

06/09/2026

The good news: The District received significant rainfall last month. How much? The average was more than six inches of rain, with some areas receiving more than nine inches of rainfall. This is higher than the long-term average, the rainiest May since 2018, and the first month we've had above average rainfall since May 2025. That's really good news!

The not so good news: We still face a significant rainfall deficit over the last 12 months, approximately 18 inches to be exact. That means, to clear this deficit, we need to hit the monthly average, plus another 18 inches on top of that. So we've got a long ways to go!

But we are moving in the right direction! In the meantime, please continue to practice water conservation efforts and conserve water wherever you can!

https://www.mysuwanneeriver.com/m/newsflash/home/detail/1023

06/09/2026

"Not every repair happens at ground level. Sometimes you've got to take the job to new heights." 🚰🛠️

06/03/2026

06/02/2026

"Today's forecast: dirt, diesel, mud, followed by water. 🤠"

05/30/2026

💧 Weekend Thought from All Pumps & Well Repairs 💧

In a world where good customer service seems harder and harder to find, it's refreshing to support businesses that genuinely care about their customers and take pride in their work.

Small businesses are the backbone of our communities. Behind every service call, order, and purchase is a family working hard, supporting employees, and doing their best to serve their neighbors.

This weekend, we encourage everyone to shop local, support small businesses, and show a little appreciation for those who go the extra mile.

Thank you to all the small businesses that continue to serve their communities with pride.

👇 Tag a local business you appreciate.