★★★★★
We had our well deepened in Galena. Tom came highly recommended from multiple people, and was always reachable by phone during what turned out to be a difficult deepening a lesser crew would have given up on.
Joseph Hanson Google review
The tank that saves your pump.
Bladder and conventional pressure tanks sized to your household demand — replacement when the old one gives up, or a full new-system install for new builds.
★★★★★ Rated 5 stars on Google · Licensed NV & CA · OSHA Certified
Est. 1958 — three generationsLicensed NV 46498ALicensed CA 912877OSHA CertifiedBonded & InsuredEmergency Service AvailableResidential · Agricultural · Commercial · MunicipalNorthern NV & NE California
Bladder & ConventionalThe Work Itself
Sized right, your pump barely works.
Your pressure tank does the work your pump shouldn't have to. A properly-sized tank means your pump cycles maybe a dozen times a day instead of hundreds — which is the difference between a pump that lasts and one that burns out early.
We size tanks to your household's actual demand. A two-bath home with light irrigation is a different sizing than a four-bath home running a sprinkler system — and we get it right.
- New pressure tank installation
- Bladder tank replacement (the most common call)
- Tank sizing for your household's real demand
- Pressure switch replacement & adjustment
Scope of Work
What’s included.
No surprises — here’s what the job covers.
- New pressure tank installation
- Bladder tank replacement (failed bladder is the most common service call)
- Tank sizing for your household's actual demand
- Pressure switch replacement and adjustment
- Full system install for new construction
- Service on older conventional air-over-water tanks
How It Works
From first call to water you can count on.
01
Call & Free Estimate
Tell us your property and the problem. Tom or the crew gives you a straight answer and a free estimate.
02
We Diagnose It Right
We assess your well, pump, or system and tell you what's actually going on — not what's easiest to sell.
03
Fix or Install to Last
Quality parts, sized right, installed by a crew with decades of Nevada experience.
04
We're Still Here
The crew that did the work comes back when it needs service. Sixty-plus years of accountability.
Is This You?
Time to replace when…
Water pressure cycles up and down rapidly · the pump kicks on every time you draw water · you hear water hammer in the pipes · or there's visible rust or corrosion on the tank.
Free Estimate
Tell us what you need.
No obligation, no pressure — just a straight answer from the family that’s served Northern Nevada since 1958. Tom and the crew answer the phone.
- Free estimates & honest assessments
- Licensed NV 46498A & CA 912877 · OSHA certified
- Emergency well & pump service available
- Sixty-plus years serving the Carson Valley & beyond
No Water?
Well or pump emergency?
A dead pump or a well that quit is no small thing when it's your home or your livestock. We offer emergency well and pump service across Northern Nevada — call and we'll get on it.
Reviews
Trusted across Northern Nevada.
★★★★★
Absolutely the best experience ever. Tom and team are excellent.
Laura Epperson Google review
★★★★★
Worked with this company before — they are fantastic! Prompt, good communication, reasonable pricing, and they know what they are doing. Highly recommend.
Jean Hosig Google review
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Good Questions
Answered, straight.
How do I know my pressure tank is bad?
The classic signs: water pressure cycling rapidly, the pump kicking on every time you open a tap, water hammer in the pipes, or visible rust on the tank. A failed bladder is the most common culprit.
What size pressure tank do I need?
It's sized to your household's actual demand — number of bathrooms, fixtures, and irrigation. Too small and your pump short-cycles; too big wastes money. We size it to fit how you actually use water.
Bladder tank or conventional — what's the difference?
Modern bladder tanks separate the air and water with a diaphragm, so they hold pressure better and need less maintenance than older conventional air-over-water tanks. We install and service both.