Pump Division.

The service list goes past swapping a dead pump. Pump Division advertises pump sizing, constant pressure (VFD) system installs, pressure tank diagnosis and air charge restoration, and the electrical side of a well system: capacitors, control boxes, pressure switches, wire splices, motor replacement and lightning protection. The company also lists water and flow testing and routine well inspections, and names Grundfos, Franklin Electric, Goulds Water Technology and Myers among the brands it works with. The state lists David Wood as a principal since 2023, and the licence carries a public-works filing with Spokane County Purchasing. This is a small, family-run outfit, by its own description, with the state putting the crew at one to three people, so the person diagnosing the problem is likely the one doing the work. The company says it offers same-day service seven days a week, which matters when the house has no water on a Saturday. Its focus is residential well and booster pump systems; large commercial plumbing or sewer line work sits outside that. Well work splits into two kinds of jobs. A failed pressure switch or capacitor is often a same-visit fix, and speed counts more than anything else. A full pump replacement, a VFD upgrade or a pump that keeps short-cycling is a bigger decision: the pump has to be sized to the well's depth and yield and the household's demand. For those, ask for a flow test and a sizing explanation before agreeing to new equipment, especially on older rural wells north of Spokane where original pumps are reaching the end of their life.