Well Pump Wiring & Circuit Repair in Newnan, GA
When your well pump stops getting power, the problem may be in the house wiring, or it may be at the pump itself. Shocking Electric Solutions, Inc. handles the house side: the well pump circuit, breaker, disconnect and the wiring from your home to the connection point. Work on the pump, pressure tank and the wiring down in the well is done by a well company. This page explains where that line falls so you call the right person first.
What We Handle
- The dedicated well pump circuit and breaker in your panel
- Replacing a worn, tripping or overheating well pump breaker
- Disconnects and the wiring run from the house to the connection point
- Power feed to the pressure switch, when that is the house-side connection
- Damaged wiring between the house and the well house or connection point, including buried runs
- Testing to confirm whether power is reaching the connection point
What a Well Company Handles
We do not repair or replace well pumps. The pump, pressure tank, the wiring from the connection point down into the well, and the well itself are work for a licensed well contractor. If our testing shows power is reaching the connection point properly, we will tell you so, and you can call your well company with that information.
Signs the Problem May Be on the House Side
- The well pump breaker is tripped or will not stay on
- The breaker or panel smells hot or shows scorch marks
- Other things on the same panel are acting up too
- Wiring to the well house was damaged by digging, mowing or a storm
- The problem started after other electrical work or a power surge
If the breaker is tripped, you can reset it once. If it trips again, leave it off and call an electrician. Repeated trips mean something is wrong.
How We Troubleshoot No Water
We start at the panel and work outward: the breaker, the circuit, the disconnect and the wiring to the connection point. We measure whether the right voltage is getting there. If it is, the house side is doing its job and the issue is likely the pump, pressure switch, tank or in-well wiring, which a well company handles. If it is not, we find and repair the fault on our side.
Surge Protection for Well Systems
Lightning and power surges are hard on electrical equipment in rural Coweta County. Whole-home surge protection at the panel helps protect the circuits that feed your well and the rest of the house.
Related Electrical Services
- Breaker keeps tripping
- Electrical troubleshooting and repair
- Generator transfer switches
- Electrical panel upgrades
Why Homeowners Choose Shocking Electric Solutions
- Georgia Class II Unrestricted electrical contractor license EN216120
- Serving Newnan and Coweta County since 2008, with IBEW Local 613 training behind our work
- Free estimates, so you know the plan before any work starts
- A 2-year warranty on our workmanship
- A 4.9-star rating on Google
- Same-day and next-day appointments often available
- Our motto: Done Right The First Time.
Serving Newnan and Nearby Communities
We serve homeowners throughout Newnan and Coweta County, plus Sharpsburg, Senoia, Moreland, Grantville, Turin, Peachtree City, Tyrone, Fayetteville, Palmetto, Carrollton and other towns within about 40 miles. Our office is at 1002 Highway 16 W, Suite A, Newnan, GA 30263.
Well Pump Breaker Tripping?
We will test the circuit and house-side wiring and tell you where the problem is. Free estimates.
Call (678) 552-9399 or text (470) 516-7261. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM.
Learn more about Shocking Electric Solutions, your Newnan, GA electrician.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you repair well pumps?
No. We handle the electrical supply from the house to the connection point, including the circuit, breaker and disconnect. A well company handles the pump, pressure tank and in-well wiring.
My well pump breaker keeps tripping. Who should I call?
Start with an electrician. We test the breaker and the house-side wiring. If those check out, we will tell you so you can call a well company.
Can you run new wiring to my well house?
Yes. We install and repair the circuit and wiring run from the house to the connection point, with a permit when required.
Can my well run on a generator?
Often, if the generator and transfer switch are sized for it. We install transfer switches and can include the well circuit in the plan.
Are estimates free?
Yes. Call (678) 552-9399 or text (470) 516-7261 to set up a free estimate.