Water Tech Systems

We live in a rural area. I have used Chris multiple times already to service a pressure pump, a well, and for re-​piping damaged pipe. He works extremely hard, returning calls on weekends for emergency services. He is a one of a kind professional and well deserving of the rate he charges.
I would literally be lost with the water system we ended up taking over as my knowledge of wells, pumps, tanks etc was quite limited (and probably still is) but because of his advice and help, I know more now than what I did before. That alone is priceless with water being such a valuable and taken for granted commodity when you depend on a well for your water needs and don’t have the benefit of being connected to city water.

Chris and Leslie have saved us 3 times now; once with our well and twice with our pump. Always quick to respond and reasonably priced. And, Chris always provides valuable info so that we can avoid/​fix pending issues.

I labored between a 4-​star rating and a 5-​star rating with the only downside to using Water Tech Systems is you need to be patient; they have more business than they can handle in a 60-​hr work week so Chris and his wife Leslie (who runs the office/​scheduling, etc) work long hours and many weekends trying to catch-up…if you have an emergency Chris is the guy to call… if don’t have an emergency (as we didn’t) Chris is still the guy to call, you just need to give him and Leslie time to work you in. She/​Leslie responds to e-​mails and my patient follow-​up was always answered with an apology and explanation and after a couple months, we have our new «elevation pump» and away we go!!! Chris worked quickly and efficiently to get the job done… I’m very pleased; «these Hamburgers are better than In & Out»!!! (get it?) :)

We’ve used owner Chris twice over the last several years. I believe he specializes in rural and smaller industrial water systems. We have a well with a ~3 hp pump, pressure tank, a typical rural water setup. The first time he was called to repair the system was as we were buying the place, he did a fine job (paid by the real estate company who listed our house). Chris is in no rush, and is happy to share his knowledge. The second time, years later, we paid him for a small repair, asked for a quote to connect a 5,000 gal. water storage tank and install associated pumps and controllers. We liked his quote given in Aug, 2012 and requested the work be scheduled. After several weeks, we asked about the status, and the office manager (wife Leslie I believe) said curtly that the job was in the pile, he’ll get to it when he can. That was several months ago. They have never contacted us or confirmed a installation schedule?