Water Pumps

Water Pump Installation & Repair Services
for Sanford, Biddeford, Ogunquit, Gray, Waterboro, ME & the Surrounding Areas

IF YOU LIVE IN A RURAL AREA, HAVING A FUNCTIONING WELL WATER PUMP IS ESSENTIAL. WITHOUT CITY WATER TO TAP INTO, YOUR PROPERTY HAS TO PROVIDE FOR ITS OWN WATER NEEDS. 

That means digging a well and installing a well pump.


Well pumps come in two main types: jet and submersible. While the physics and mechanics involved in their workings are different, their ultimate function is identical. Both types of well water pumps are designed to draw water up from the well and feed it into the pipes of the home or commercial property. After it’s filtered and purified, that water can then be used for cooking, cleaning, bathing, laundry, and more.


Here at Marquis Well & Pump, we understand well pumps inside and out. Whether you have a shallow well and can make do with pressure pumps or you have a deeper well and need submersible pumps, our team can handle well pump repairs, installations, and replacements. In addition to installing a new water pump, we can install the necessary water filtration system to keep your water clean, fresh, and safe.

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Well Pump Services We Provide

Constant Pressure Pumps

A CONSTANT PRESSURE PUMP PROVIDES EVEN, CONSISTENT WATER PRESSURE THROUGHOUT YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS.


This eliminates water usage fluctuations within your home while you're using water. With a constant pressure pump, you can wash a load of clothing in the washing machine, clean dishes in the dishwasher, run the sprinkler system, or take a shower all at the same time. You will not have to worry about inefficient water supply or weak pressure.



Pressure pumps work by changing their motor speed to maintain a constant pressure as flow demand changes. This allows you to maintain steady water pressure to meet high volume needs, reduce the stress on your water pump, and lower your energy bills. Pressure pumps take up less space than conventional pumps and leave plenty of room for expansion in the future, should you choose. If you want to learn more about installing a constant pressure pump or converting your standard well pump, please consider reaching out to our team today.

Jet Pumps

SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS ARE DESIGNED TO OPERATE COMPLETELY SUBMERGED IN WATER.

Unlike jet pumps, submersible pumps are placed directly in the water source, such as a well or sump. This setup allows them to push water to the surface, making them highly efficient for deep well applications and areas prone to flooding.

There are two main types of submersible pumps: well pumps and sump pumps. Well pumps are ideal for drawing water from deep underground sources, capable of operating at depths exceeding 400 feet. Sump pumps, on the other hand, are used to remove water from basements or crawl spaces to prevent flooding.

Always ensure your submersible pump is submerged in water during operation to avoid overheating, which can lead to pump failure.

Submersible Pumps

You have 45 days to return items for a full refund, with or without a receipt. Items must still have their original tags.

Our Guarantee


At Marquis Well & Pump, we believe every home and business deserves a reliable water supply. That’s why we proudly stand behind our workmanship, our products, and our people with top-notch service and robust guarantees. Each water system we install is crafted with strict adherence to industry standards, ensuring you have a consistent, safe source of water you can trust.


Pressure Pump

Jet Pump

SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS

Other Services

When to Repair and When to Replace

Our team will do their best to minimize the cost when it comes to well pump repair and replacement costs. There are certain scenarios when it makes more sense to do a pump replacement rather than pump repairs. The general rule to follow is if your pump repair costs add up to more than half the price of a new pump, then you should get a new pump. However, other things to consider are the age of your pump and how often your pump is running. A well pump can typically last 15 to 25 years, so you’ll want to see how long your current pump has been being used to determine if pump repairs or a pump replacement is the way to go.

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