Melissa K.
4/9/2024
The only way to describe West Coast Pump and Well is AMAZING! I was searching for a well company to do a well inspection and water test on a plot of land that had a well on it but it hadn't been...
West Coast Pump And Well Works
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1040 Matley Ln Ste A
Reno, NV 89502
West Coast Pump and Well Works is a trusted pump and well company operating in Nevada and California, offering a comprehensive range of services including water well drilling, pump installation and repair, and water treatment solutions. With a focus on prompt and affordable service, they prioritize customer satisfaction and strive to provide exceptional customer service, ensuring a seamless and satisfactory experience for all their clients.
Specializing in advanced pump control systems and variable frequency drives, West Coast Pump and Well Works offers a diverse range of pump control systems tailored to meet specific needs. Their team of highly skilled technicians excels in pump repair and maintenance, utilizing innovative camera inspection technologies to accurately detect and resolve issues. Additionally, they provide eco-friendly and cost-effective solar-powered systems, high-quality pressure tanks, storage tanks, and reliable water filtration solutions.
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5.08 reviewsBobby B.
11/25/2024
Great service and when problems do arise they are resolved immediately and professionally would recommend to anyone for sure
Rebecca B.
10/16/2024
West Coast Pump And Well is knowledgeable, very accommodating and took care of my issues extremely quickly. I highly recommend their services.
Vicki L.
8/31/2024
I highly recommend this company. The people who are buying our home hired another company to inspect our well. That company quoted an extremely high amount to basically drill a new well. They...
James C.
6/16/2022
My wife and I needed a well inspection for a potential home purchase in Sparks, the lead field technician Anthony Sasek arrived and was very polite and professional which tends to be absent in...
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