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Choose Your Pressure

95% of all residential home well pumps supply a pressure tank set between 45 to 60PSI, thats standard pressure for a home and great for dishwashers, showers, toilets, washing machines etc.

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Flow Rate Depends on Your Well!

Most homeowner/well-owners choose pumps that produce between 10 to 25 gallons of water per minute. If you have a well that refreshes less than 10 gallons per minute, select a pump that matches the well refresh rate and get a larger pressure tank (at least 80-100 gallons) to smooth out water delivery during busy demand times!

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Count Bathrooms and Determine Irrigation

When you give our pump specialists a call, tell them how many bathrooms are in the house and if you're utilizing sprinklers or extra outdoor hoses, they'll give you an experienced opinion of what pump to purchase if you're torn. Each open faucet in the house uses about 3-4GPM. If two showers are operating at the same time you'll likely want at least 8GPM from your pump.

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Choose Your Pressure

95% of all residential home well pumps supply a pressure tank set between 45 to 60PSI, thats standard pressure for a home and great for dishwashers, showers, toilets, washing machines etc.

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Flow Rate Depends on Your Well!

Most homeowner/well-owners choose pumps that produce between 10 to 25 gallons of water per minute. If you have a well that refreshes less than 10 gallons per minute, select a pump that matches the well refresh rate and get a larger pressure tank (at least 80-100 gallons) to smooth out water delivery during busy demand times!

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Count Bathrooms and Determine Irrigation

When you give our pump specialists a call, tell them how many bathrooms are in the house and if you're utilizing sprinklers or extra outdoor hoses, they'll give you an experienced opinion of what pump to purchase if you're torn. Each open faucet in the house uses about 3-4GPM. If two showers are operating at the same time you'll likely want at least 8GPM from your pump.

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