Well Pump Repair Monroe NC
Contact the Well Doctor Monroe, NC, when you need clean and pure water for your home or business. We’re a one-stop-shop for well-owners or would-be well-owners. We're fully licensed and bonded and standing by for your call.
Whether you need us to drill a new well, or tune-up your water well pumps, we’ll attack the job with the same professionalism. Our service promise is simple – we’ll treat you like your family. (Family we like, that is.)
Well Pump Repair Monroe NC | About Us
As a family-owned and operated well repair Wingate NC company, we understand how important taking care of your family is. And we’ll treat you with the same respect. Our team will come up with a workable solution that’s in your best interests.
If that means making a simple well pump repair rather than pushing an expensive upgrade, so be it. Building a working relationship with our clients means more than making extra cash in the short-term.
Well Pump Repair Monroe NC
We offer:
- Well inspections
- Professional drilling services
- Well pump installation, repair, maintenance, or replacement
- The repair of leaks
- Evaluation of water quality and purity
- Purification of the water at the source
- Water filtration systems for drinking water
- An emergency call-out service
- Water treatment to combat lime-scale or other mineral deposits
About Monroe, NC
Monroe is a popular little town that settlers founded in 1843. So popular that's it been growing rapidly over the last decade or so. The town features many architectural marvels. If you're an architecture buff, you'll love it.
A manufacturer founded the Piedmont Buggy Factory in 1910, and it is still a stately building. The Monroe Historic District gives an exciting insight into the look of the town around the turn of the last century.
The Waxhaw-Weddington Roads Historic District features homes built between 1887 and the 1940s. Heath House is certainly worth a look. Monroe is a city in Union County, North Carolina, located about 25 miles southeast of Charlotte. It has a population of approximately 37,000. The city was established in 1843 and named after President James Monroe. Monroe has a diverse economy with manufacturing, retail, healthcare, and education as key sectors. It offers attractions like a historic downtown, Union County Heritage Museum, and Treehouse Vineyards. The city is well-connected through US Route 74, NC Route 200, and proximity to Charlotte Douglas International Airport. Monroe hosts community events and festivals, and the climate is humid subtropical with hot summers and mild winters.
The Aw Shucks Farm is another favorite. Check ahead to see if it's open to the public – the folks at Aw Shucks allow general admission only at certain times of the year. Kids of all ages will love the old train and the tumbleweed roll.
Stallings Park is a great place to beat the heat on a hot summer’s day. It’s got well-manicured lawns, a splash-pad, and some great paths to explore.
Open 24 Hours
623 Gladedale Lane, Monroe NC 28110
(704) 741-2765