Also known as a well storage tank, a well pressure tank is a major component of your home\u2019s well system. This tank uses compressed air to bring pressurized water from your well pump<\/a> into your home.<\/p>\n The tank stores pressured water to be propelled by air through your pipes, and when it recognizes that the water pressure is low, it alerts your pressure switch to turn your water pump back on. This prevents your well pump from turning on and off every time you use your home\u2019s water and helps to extend the life of your well pump.<\/p>\n Even with a functioning well pressure tank, you may still not have the water pressure you desire. In this case, you may consider the addition of a booster pump<\/a> or a constant pressure system<\/a> to work seamlessly with your existing well system.<\/p>\n If your well pressure tank is no longer functioning properly, it is important to get service before it causes major issues in your home. The experts at Len The Plumber Heating & Air can quickly diagnose the issue and provide the necessary repairs in a quick and timely manner to get your water flowing again.<\/p>\n Signs that you may need storage tank repair include:<\/p>\n For well repair you can trust, call Len The Plumber Heating & Air at (800) 950-4619<\/a> or <\/strong>contact us online<\/strong><\/a> today!\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n Trust Len The Plumber Heating & Air when your well is on the fritz. We\u2019re a local team dedicated to providing the highest quality service in Northern Virginia.<\/p>\n With 24\/7 emergency repair and same day service seven days a week, you can rest assured that your home\u2019s well system is in good hands. Our plumbers are the best in the business, and with a great customer reviews<\/a> and comprehensive guarantees<\/a>, we\u2019ll always exceed your expectations.<\/p>\n Call us today at\u00a0(800) 950-4619<\/a> or <\/strong>contact us online<\/strong><\/a> for storage tank and control repair for your NOVA home.<\/strong><\/p>\nSigns You Need Storage Tank & Control Repair<\/h2>\n
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Frequently Asked Questions<\/h2>\n
What is the ideal pressure for a well pressure tank?<\/h3>\n
How do I check my well tank\u2019s pressure setting?<\/h3>\n
\nBy watching the pressure switch, you can determine when the well pump turns on and off. You pressure switch should cut on at 30 psi and cut off at 50 psi.<\/div>\nWhat causes a well pressure tank failure?<\/h3>\n