Well Pump Repair & Well Services in Citrus County
Most Citrus County homes outside city limits run on well water — and when the pump fails, the whole house stops. Rossi Mechanical Inc diagnoses, repairs, and replaces well pumps, pressure tanks, and well-related plumbing, with a straight answer and a flat-rate quote before we start.
Signs of pump or tank trouble.
No Water or Weak Pressure
Turn the tap and nothing comes — or pressure that drops off and never recovers.
Pump Short-Cycling
Rapid on/off bursts — usually a failing pressure tank, and the #1 killer of well pumps.
Spitting / Air at Faucets
Sputtering taps mean air in the system — often a waterlogged or failed pressure tank.
Cloudy Water
Sediment and color can mean a compromised well screen or a pump pulling from the bottom.
Pump Won't Start or Trips Breaker
For submersible pumps this is often the control box, not the pump itself. We test it first.
Sized to the well, not the shelf.
We service and replace every type of well pump — submersible, above-ground, shallow well, and jet pump systems — each correctly sized to your well and household demand, not whatever's on the truck. We pull, set, and pressure-test in a single day whenever we can.
Submersible Pumps
Proven, reliable deep-well pumps set down the casing — sized to your well's depth and yield. The right fit for most Citrus County wells. We test the control box first — the most common failure point misdiagnosed as a dead pump — before recommending pump replacement.
Above-Ground Pumps
Surface-mounted pumps we can service and replace without pulling the well — easier to reach, easier to maintain, easier to fix fast.
Shallow Well Systems
For wells 25 feet or less — correctly matched to your lift and demand so the pump isn't working harder than it should.
Jet Pump Systems
Shallow and deep jet pumps that move water with a venturi — we rebuild, replace, and re-prime them right.
The part that saves the pump.
Bladder tank testing and replacement — the most common cause of short-cycling and premature pump death. We test the air charge and bladder before recommending anything, because a waterlogged tank is a fraction of the cost of a pump.
Test the Tank
We check the air charge and bladder — a waterlogged tank is the usual culprit.
Test the Switch
We test the pressure switch and contacts — a misadjusted switch mimics a dead pump.
Replace Right
We size and charge the new tank correctly so the pump cycles the way it should.
We test and treat — hard water is severe here.
Hard water is severe across Citrus County. We test and treat — and coordinate well water conditioning so your fixtures, pipes, and pump last longer.
See Water Conditioning & All ServicesWe test your well water and build the right treatment for what's actually in it — softeners, filtration, iron and bacteria treatment. No off-the-shelf guess; the system is matched to your test results, so your fixtures, pipes, and pump last longer.
Well country is our country.
Well homes are common across rural Citrus County — Citrus Springs, Lecanto, and Homosassa especially. We know the area's wells and keep parts on the truck. Licensed contractor #CFC1432230.
Straight answers.
Typically 8–15 years. The thing that kills them early is short-cycling — usually a failed pressure tank — which runs the motor ragged long before its time. Fix the tank and the pump usually lives a full life.
Often yes, if it's caught before the pump is damaged. We test the tank, switch, and pump first so you don't pay for a pump you don't need — sometimes it's a $200 part, not a $2,000 pump.
We handle pump controls, pressure switches, and breakers — the parts that live on the plumbing side. When the issue is upstream of that, we'll tell you plainly and bring in an electrician rather than guess.
A flat rate based on well depth and pump size, quoted before any work starts. You approve the number first — no hourly clock, no surprises.
Often not. With submersible pumps, the control box or pressure switch frequently fails first and mimics a dead pump. We test those before we ever pull the pump — saving you from replacing a pump that still works.
Well & Water
Call or text — we test before we pull the pump.
Mon–Fri 7–6, Sat 8–2. The right fix, not the expensive one.
