All J's Water Well Service

All J's put in a new well at our home. Cost quite a bit. The water that comes out of every faucet is brown or like a lipton iced tea color...not very happy. Iam hoping after making this review they will make things right.

Was pleased with the work that was done and would hire them again.

These guys are amazing! Very knowledgeable, quick, punctual, and reasonable. I will definitely call them again if we need well work done. Do not be afraid to hire them!

excellent job.

On 1/5/16 Joe called me at about 3:00pm to tell me that he was just leaving the shop and should be out there in about an hour and a half.  He arrived about 4:30pm and had the new larger pressure tank installed before 5:00pm.  It works great!  You just can't get any better than that.   When he says he guarantees his service, he means it.  No questions asked and no hassles.  Thanks Joe.

Joe Johnson exchanged the pressure tank, and the pressure switch before we discovered it was the check valve. He only charged labor for the valve replacement. He was professional, knowledgeable and I was very happy with his pricing and work. I would HIGHLY recommend him for all your well needs from installing to trouble shooting.  

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About 3:30pm Christmas Eve I was taking a shower and noticed that the water pressure was diminishing.  After the shower I went into the basement and noticed that my well pump wasn't kicking in.  After checking the pressure switch and found it had power going in and out to the pump, I'm thinking, great, everybody will be closed for the Holiday.  So, I waited until Friday to start calling some water well companies.  Out of the six companies I called, Joe Johnson of All J's was the only one to call me back and said he could come out tomorrow which was Saturday and take a look at it.  On Saturday they went into the basement and checked my water pressure tank, pressure switch and electrical system.  He found out that I needed a new pressure tank because there was a leak in the bladder but told me that wasn't the cause for not having water.  Then he went outside and removed the cap on the well's electrical box and found that there wasn't any power at the well.   They started digging at the well to find where the water pipe and the romex (power cable) from the house entered the well.  After digging about five feet and not being able to locate it and with the end of the day approaching fast, Joe decided to try running power straight from the pressure switch to the well through a basement window.  I can't tell you how releved I was when my pump kicked in when Joe had me throw the breaker.  He asked if I minded having the wire run over the ground until Monday when he could return and finish the job.   You can imagine what I said.  He also asked if I wanted to replace my pressure tank and that it wasn't urgent but I should replace it at some point so I told him to go ahead.  He told me that he would bring one back Monday.  They returned Monday and finished the job and it works good.