Residential & Commercial Pump Repair, Sales & Service in Orlando, FL

Whole-house filtration, under-sink units, or advanced purification for tough water problems — LPR Services matches the system to your water. We test first, explain what we found, and install equipment built for Central Florida's hard, mineral-rich groundwater.

Let’s Get Your Water Flowing Again

From well pump repairs to whole-home water treatment, LPR Services delivers honest work you can count on. Call today and get a straight answer fast.

Well Pump Repair That Restores Your Water Fast

Your well pump is the heart of your home’s water supply. We diagnose problems accurately — from pressure switches and tanks to the pump itself — and repair them with quality parts built to handle Central Florida groundwater. Trust LPR for water that flows when you need it.

From quick fixes to full pump replacements, we handle every well like it’s our own — with skill, care, and honesty.

Filtration & Treatment Systems Built for Florida Water

Upgrade your home’s water with filtration and treatment matched to your actual conditions. We install systems that tackle hard water, iron staining, and sulfur odor while protecting your plumbing and appliances. Choose LPR for water you can taste the difference in.

From water softeners to whole-home purification, we install equipment that performs — and we service what we sell.

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What is well abandonment and what does the service include?

  Well abandonment is the permanent, safe closure of a well that's no longer in use. LPR Services handles the complete process: removing the pump, piping, and wiring, then filling and sealing the well shaft with approved materials like neat cement grout to permanently block any path for surface contaminants to reach the aquifer.

• How do I know if my well needs to be abandoned?

  Common situations include connecting to municipal water and no longer using your well, drilling a new well to replace a failing one, buying a property with an old unused well, or discovering a well that's damaged, collapsing, or contaminated. If you're not sure what's on your property, we can inspect the well and tell you whether abandonment is required or if it can be restored to service.

• Is well abandonment required by law in Florida?

  Yes. Florida water management districts require wells that are no longer in use to be properly plugged by a licensed contractor, and simply capping or burying an old well doesn't meet the requirement. We complete the work in compliance with district rules and handle the process correctly so you don't inherit a problem when selling or developing the property.

• Why is it dangerous to leave an unused well open?

  An unsealed well is a direct pipeline into the aquifer — the same groundwater your neighbors and your new well may draw from. Surface runoff, fertilizers, and bacteria can travel straight down the shaft, and an open or deteriorating wellhead is also a physical hazard for children, pets, and equipment. Sealing the well eliminates both risks permanently.

• Do you remove the pump and equipment first?

  Yes — removing the pump, drop pipe, wiring, and any other downhole equipment is a required first step. A well can't be properly sealed with equipment still in the shaft, so we clear it completely before grouting to ensure the seal is continuous from bottom to top.

• How long does well abandonment take?

  Most residential well abandonments are finished in a single day. Deeper wells, obstructions in the shaft, or equipment that's difficult to remove can add time, but we'll give you a clear timeline after evaluating the well — before any work begins.

• Can you abandon very old wells?

  Yes. Older wells are actually the ones that most often need professional attention, since many were built before modern casing and construction standards existed. We assess the age, depth, and condition of the well first, then choose the sealing approach that closes it safely — even when records for the original construction no longer exist.

• Can you abandon my old well when you install a new one?

  Absolutely — this is one of the most common scenarios we handle. When a new well or a municipal hookup replaces your old water source, we can coordinate the abandonment as part of the same project, so everything is closed out properly in one visit instead of leaving an open well behind.

• Does abandoning an unused well add value or safety to my property?

  Yes on both counts. A properly documented well abandonment removes a physical hazard, protects the groundwater beneath your property, and eliminates a red flag that can surface during real estate inspections and closings. Buyers and lenders increasingly ask about old wells, and having the closure done right is far easier now than during a sale.

• How do I schedule well abandonment in the Orlando area?

  Just give LPR Services a call or send a service request through our contact page. We'll ask a few questions about the well's location, age, and history, schedule an on-site evaluation, and provide a clear quote before any work starts.

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