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Homes on well water depend on reliable pumps and controls to keep water flowing every day. Andrews Plumbing installs, repairs, and maintains well systems throughout Northeast Indiana and Northwest Ohio, so you’re never left without water when you need it most.

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Well Systems, Handled Right

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Pump & Controls

Your well pump and its control system are the heart of your water supply, and a failure means no water in the house. We install, repair, and replace well pumps and control components, diagnosing issues quickly when your system starts acting up. Regular maintenance catches small problems before they become no-water emergencies.

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Sewage Pumps

For homes with a septic system or basement fixtures below the sewer line, a sewage pump is essential to keep wastewater moving where it needs to go. We install and service sewage pumps and their basins, making sure the system is sized correctly and running reliably. When a pump fails, we respond quickly since this isn’t a job that can wait.

Basement utility plumbing installed by Andrews Plumbing

Battery Backup Sump Pumps

A power outage during a storm is exactly when your sump pump matters most, and exactly when it’s most likely to lose power. A battery backup system keeps your sump pump running when the electricity doesn’t, protecting your basement from flooding when you need it most. We install backups alongside new or existing sump pumps for extra peace of mind.

Well pressure tank installed in a utility room

High Water Alarm Systems

A high water alarm gives you an early warning if water levels rise where they shouldn’t, whether that’s a sump pit, crawlspace, or utility area. It’s a simple system that can mean the difference between catching a problem early and discovering costly damage later. We install alarms standalone or paired with your sump and sewage pump setup.

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  • So thankful for Vern and his crew! Always quick to come out and fix the problem! Chase usually comes to our house and he is one of the nicest people you could ever meet very polite very good at what he does. 5 stars!!
    Lori LandisOctober 2026
  • Had an unusual issue with a toilet in a new house we bought. Jordan came out and figured out a way to fix it for us. We really appreciate the prompt service. One less headache to worry about!!
    John MillerOctober 2026
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    Charles JauregiiOctober 2026
  • Shaun did an exceptional job. He did things in a timely manner and definitely knew what he was doing. If I ever need help again will definitely be coming back for his services!
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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if my well pump is failing?

Common warning signs include reduced water pressure, spitting or sputtering faucets, cloudy or discolored water, or a pump that cycles on and off frequently. Any of these signs mean it's worth having your system inspected before a full failure leaves you without water.

What's the difference between a sump pump and a sewage pump?

A sump pump removes groundwater that collects around your foundation to prevent flooding, while a sewage pump moves wastewater from fixtures below the sewer line, like a basement bathroom, up to the main sewer line. Homes with finished basements or below-grade plumbing often need both.

Do I really need a battery backup for my sump pump?

Yes, especially in areas prone to storms and power outages. A sump pump only protects your basement while it has power, so a battery backup keeps it running during an outage, which is often exactly when flooding risk is highest.

How often should well systems be serviced?

Most well systems benefit from an annual inspection to catch small issues before they become costly repairs or a full loss of water. Systems in heavy year-round use may need more frequent checks.

What does a high water alarm actually do?

It monitors water levels in areas prone to flooding, like a sump pit or basement, and alerts you the moment levels rise unexpectedly. This gives you time to act before minor water intrusion turns into significant damage.

Can you repair well systems from other installers, not just ones you installed?

Yes. We service, repair, and maintain well pumps, controls, and related systems regardless of who originally installed them.

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