Siskiyou Pump Service, Inc

06/11/2026

The feeling never gets old…turning a drill site into a new water source. Proud to help our customers secure reliable water for their homes, farms, and properties.

05/17/2026

Fun Fact Friday! Did you know that more than 15.9 million water wells serving all purposes support communities across the United States? From supplying water for homes and businesses to supporting agriculture and industry, groundwater is an essential resource that millions rely on every single day. Water wells play a major role in providing access to clean, dependable groundwater and helping communities thrive.

Learn more: https://groundwater.org/what-is-groundwater/

05/11/2026

2yrs ago…
They grow too fast ! Slow down…

05/08/2026

05/01/2026

Don’t wait until you’re completely out of water 💧

Most pump failures don’t just happen overnight; there are warning signs if you know what to look for.

If you’re noticing:
• Lower water pressure
• Cloudy, dirty, or gritty water
• Your system kicking on and off more than normal

It’s time to get it checked.

Catching issues early can save you from a full “no water” emergency, especially heading into the busy summer months.

Give us a call & we’ll make sure your system is ready
541-664-4660

04/29/2026

If you rely on a well for your water, this is something every homeowner should have on hand. Below is the link for the Water Well handbook.

https://www.oregon.gov/owrd/WRDPublications1/le8316.pdf

04/28/2026

There’s something timeless about a simple hand pump 💧

It’s a good reminder that no matter how things change, water is still the heart of every home. Whether it’s an old-school setup like this or a modern system, having reliable water you can count on makes all the difference.

04/16/2026

Lately, we’ve noticed more water test results coming back with elevated nitrate levels.

Nitrates are colorless and odorless and cannot be detected without proper testing, but they can affect your water quality and your health.

Where do nitrates come from?
Nitrates can enter groundwater from:
• Fertilizers used on farms, lawns, and gardens
• Animal waste and agricultural runoff
• Septic systems and wastewater
• Natural soil conditions in some areas
Rain or irrigation carries these contaminants through the soil into groundwater aquifers or surface water.

If you’re on a private well, this is your reminder:
Test your water
Don’t assume your water is safe just because it looks clear
Stay ahead of potential issues before they become a problem

04/05/2026

Wishing our Southern Oregon community a Happy Easter!

04/02/2026

Out here doing what we do best 💪

It’s not always clean, it’s not always easy, but it’s always worth it when water is flowing again.

From the drill bit to your faucet, our team is built to handle tough jobs and deliver reliable water you can count on. That’s the peace of mind we stand behind.