pump systems
Standard Pressure System
A more traditional pump system where the pump is activated by a pressure switch, when there is a drop in pressure it kicks the pump on and shuts it off after reaching the desired pressure.
This system you will feel a change in pressure with multiple users, for example, if you're taking a shower and someone starts the dishwasher.
Variable Speed System
VFD drives help control the amount of water you are needing and using in relation to the amount of water your well can produce to fit your household needs. Unlike a traditional system with a start and stop the VFD starts the motor and speeds up the rotation of the impellors to bring the pressure up.
This system will be as close to being on a city water system where you do not feel a change in pressure with multiple users.
Centrifugal
Centrifugal
Centrifugal
Most irrigation applications use centrifugal pumps. A pump set above ground with a suction line from the water source to the pump and a discharge line to the method of irrigation.
Submersible
Centrifugal
Centrifugal
Most households use a submersible pump set inside their well to pump water out of the ground.
Pressure Tanks
Valley Pump carries both galvanized and fiber glass pressure and expansion tanks in various sizes to fit the wide range of pumping applications. Be it household and fire sprinklers use to helping your lawn sprinklers perform better.
Water Storage Cisterns
If you have a low producing well and need more water, a buried cistern tank is one of many solutions to store water for future use. From 500 gallons up to 5,025 gallons or larger if need be which are built to spec.