Submersible Pumps for home use

Having a water well on your home property can be extremely useful, especially if your home is in a rural area and isn't connected to municipal water supplies. However, without a powerful, reliable pump to draw water to the surface, your well is useless.
Submersible pumps are a popular choice for home water wells and for good reason. These unique well pumps have numerous advantages over surface-mounted jet and centrifugal pumps. They are particularly well-suited to the needs of residential well users.
If you are having a new water well drilled on your property or need a new pump for an existing well, you should take the time to ensure that you get the best possible pump for your needs. Here are four reasons to choose a submersible well pump for your home water well.

Never Need to Be Primed
To operate safely and prevent cavitation damage, a well pump needs to be primed, or be filled with water before it can activate. Priming a surface-mounted pump can be laborious and time-consuming.
As their name would suggest, submersible pumps are not mounted at ground level; instead, they are installed directly below the surface of your well's water supply by professional pump installation services. Because they are constantly submerged, submersible pumps are always full of water and never need priming. This can save you a lot of time and effort, especially if you are not overly familiar with well pump operation.

Are Energy-Efficient
Because submersible pumps are located under the surface of your well water, they do not need to expend energy drawing water into their pumping chambers. The water is constantly forced into the pump from natural water pressure.
This makes submersible pumps energy-efficient, especially when compared to surface-mounted jet pumps, which can use a considerable amount of power to draw water into their chambers.
An energy-efficient submersible well pump will help ensure that your home energy bills stay as low as possible and also helps to minimize your home's carbon footprint and environmental impact.
Low-power submersible pumps are particularly useful if you live in an area with unreliable power, as many submersible pump models can operate during periods of reduced voltage.

Aren't Susceptible to Cavitation
When a well pump is activated with insufficient water in its pumping chamber, the rotation of the impeller creates thousands of tiny, high-pressured air bubbles. When these bubbles collapse, the shockwaves they create cause severe, irreparable damage to the impeller and interior surfaces of the pumping chamber.

This phenomenon is known as cavitation and can quickly destroy an unprimed or poorly maintained surface- mounted pump.
Because submersible well pumps are constantly full of water, they are less susceptible to cavitation. They are particularly useful for inexperienced pump users, as they eliminate the chances of accidentally activating the pump before priming it.

Are Quiet
Well pumps can generate a significant amount of noise, and the noise created by surface-mounted pumps can be quite disturbing, especially if you need to operate your well pump at night. Submersible pumps are much quieter than most surface-mounted pump options, as the noise they create is muffled by the water in your well and the depth at which a submersible pump is installed.
This is helpful for residential users, especially if your well is located close to your home or your neighbor's home. If your home relies solely on well water, a submersible pump ensures you can use your pump at any time of day or night without disturbing the neighborhood or interrupting your sleep.
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