Well pump repair & replacement in Milford, NH

Town water in the center, wells outside it

Milford Water Utilities serves much of the town center. Outlying homes, and many on the edges of town, are on private wells.

Town water or well?

If you pay Milford Water Utilities and lose water, contact the utility. If you have a private well, the pump, pressure switch and tank are yours to maintain, and a licensed pump installer is the right call.

Milford wells

Recorded bedrock wells in Milford have a median depth of about 500 feet (395 wells). If yours is a deep drilled well, a replacement usually means pulling a submersible pump with a hoist truck. See what to expect.

Before you call

Run through our no-water checklist. It covers the breaker, the pressure gauge and power outages, safely.

Need help? Tell us what’s happening and we’ll connect you with an independent, licensed well pump professional who serves Milford.

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Nearby

Amherst · Wilton · Mont Vernon · Brookline

Water-system notes come from NHDES public water system data and utility reports, and may miss recent changes. Your town or utility has the final word.

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