01 / FIND THE CAUSEWell pump service.
Diagnosis, repair and replacement for submersible well-pump systems. Start with the failure—not a parts list.
NO WATER · PUMP REPAIR · REPLACEMENT
FRANKLIN ELECTRIC / LOCAL WELL-PUMP SERVICE
Well pumps.
Real answers.
Reliable water.
Franklin Electric pumps, motors, drives and controls. Professionally selected, installed and serviced by Total Wells for private water systems across Snohomish and King County.
A better diagnosis starts here
FIELD SERVICE / NORTHWEST WATER SYSTEMSAI-generated visual concept
NO WATER?
Call Total Wells No water does not automatically mean a failed pump.
01 / FIND YOUR STARTING POINT
Start with the symptom.
We’ll work from there.
A clear description is enough to start.
You don’t have to diagnose the pump yourself.
WELL & PUMP DIAGNOSTICS
No water.
Let’s find out why.
Tell us when the water stopped, whether the whole property is affected, and what the pressure gauge or controller shows. We investigate the system before recommending a replacement pump.
Discuss this problemA starting point for service—not a remote diagnosis. Do not open electrical covers or bypass protection devices.
Interactive controls require this page’s scripts. You can always request service online or call Total Wells.
02 / BUILT AROUND YOUR PROPERTY
The right equipment.
The right field expertise.
From an isolated fault to a complete pump installation.
Build the recommendation around the findings.
01 / FIND THE CAUSE
02 / MANAGE DELIVERYPressure & controls.
Pressure tanks, switches, transducers and Franklin Electric drive systems. Understand how the components work together.
PRESSURE TANKS · SUBDRIVE · MOTOR CONTROLS
03 / PLAN THE SUPPLYStorage & boosters.
Pump and booster arrangements planned around available supply, property use, storage requirements and future demand.
BOOSTERS · STORAGE · SYSTEM UPGRADES
Private wells · Rural properties · Shared water systemsService imagery is illustrative.
THE REST OF YOUR WATER SYSTEM
Explore Polar Water SystemsNeed filtration, UV or a whole-home treatment plan?
03 / SEE THE WHOLE PICTURE
Five parts.
One connected system.
Source, pump, controls, pressure and the property.
Select a stage to see what belongs in the conversation.
CONCEPT ILLUSTRATION / NOT TO SCALE OR FOR CONSTRUCTION
02 / MOVE THE WATERThe right pump.
The right pump.
For the actual job.
The replacement should fit the well and the demand—not simply repeat the horsepower on the old label. We consider operating conditions, available supply and the required delivery.
WHAT WE CONSIDER
Talk through your system Well information · Pumping conditions · Required flow & pressure · Equipment compatibility
An educational system concept—not a piping, wiring or installation drawing. Equipment, layout and operating limits are confirmed for the actual property.
FRANKLIN ELECTRIC / SUBDRIVEOPERATING CONCEPT
Constant pressure.
Changing demand.
Changing demand.
01 / A SINGLE FIXTURE
Start with everyday use.
A variable-speed system can adjust pump operation as demand changes. The application still needs the correct pump, motor, tank and settings.
Concept only—not live readings, a pump curve or a performance guarantee. A drive does not create water or overcome an undersized supply.
04 / FRANKLIN ELECTRIC SYSTEMS
Good equipment.
Better when
it belongs together.
The pump, motor and control system should be selected as a team.
Franklin Electric offers submersible pumps, motors and controls for water systems. Its SubDrive family brings variable-speed control to compatible well and pressure-boosting applications.
Total Wells handles the practical questions: what fits, what failed, what should stay, and what the system actually needs.
01 / HYDRAULICSSubmersible pumps.
Review the pump families.
Select for the application.
Match electrical requirements
and equipment compatibility.
Explore variable-speed options
and model-specific protection.
05 / THE TOTAL WELLS APPROACH
A failed pump
is a conclusion.
Not an assumption.
A sound repair starts with evidence.
What changed? What is the system doing?
Which component is actually responsible?
From electrical controls to water delivery, we look at the system before recommending the next step.
Let's look at the whole system01
Listen & assess.
Start with the symptoms, equipment history, site conditions and what the property needs.
02
Test & explain.
Evaluate the relevant power, controls, pressure and pump behavior. Explain the findings and proposed scope.
03
Repair & verify.
Complete the approved work, check operation and confirm the system’s intended performance.
04
Support the system.
Review model-specific care, service needs and the information to keep for the next visit.
06 / CLOSE TO HOME
Local service.
Built for life
out here.
Well-pump and pressure-system service for private-water properties throughout Snohomish and King County.
Select a community to start your request. Service availability is confirmed for your property.
AI-GENERATED REGIONAL CONCEPT / NOT A SPECIFIC CUSTOMER PROPERTY
07 / GOOD QUESTIONS
A little clarity.
Before we talk.
Every property is different.
These are useful places to start.
Does no water always mean the pump failed?
No. We first need to understand the symptoms and the system. Controls, electrical supply, pressure-system conditions, piping or available water may need to be evaluated before a pump replacement is recommended.
Can you service an existing Franklin Electric system?
Yes. Contact Total Wells with the pump or controller model, the symptoms and any fault message. We confirm the appropriate service scope, parts and availability for the equipment you actually have.
What does a SubDrive system do?
Franklin Electric’s SubDrive family uses variable-speed pump control for constant-pressure applications. The right model depends on the pump, motor, electrical supply and required performance. It does not increase a well’s natural production.
What should I do when my controller shows a fault?
Record the exact message and model number and contact us. The same symptom may require several checks. Do not remove electrical covers, bypass protective devices or repeatedly reset a faulting system to keep it running. A photograph of the display is a useful starting point.
Should a replacement pump match the old horsepower?
Horsepower alone does not define the right replacement. The well, operating water level, required flow and pressure, existing piping and equipment compatibility all belong in the selection process.
Can storage or a booster solve a supply problem?
Storage can help manage the timing of demand when enough water is available over time. A booster can support a designed delivery-pressure requirement. Neither creates additional source water; the supply, capacity and demand must be considered together.
Can you also help with water filtration?
Yes. Total Wells also works with filtration, treatment and UV systems. Pump performance and treatment requirements should be considered together. Explore Polar Water Systems ↗
08 / THE NEXT STEP
Let’s get
water moving.
A failed system, a planned upgrade, or a question about your equipment. Tell us where you’re starting.
206.484.5826 juan@totalwells.comYOUR LOCAL SERVICE TEAMTotal Wells
Pumps & Filtration
Pumps & Filtration
Snohomish + King County, WA
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