When a submersible or vertical turbine pump goes down, you need a contractor with the rigs, the licenses, and the crew to pull it, diagnose it, and get water flowing again — often within days, not weeks. Maher Services has kept New England’s municipal and commercial water systems running for nearly a century.
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Well output dropping while demand holds steady usually means a worn impeller, or a fouled screen. We pull the pump, test the well, and restore flow.
Motor won’t start, trips breakers, or shows insulation breakdown on a megohm test? We pull and replace submersible and vertical turbine motors at any horsepower, and we stock and source replacements to compress downtime.
Our fleet includes crane trucks and pump hoists sized for the job — from full municipal turbine pulls to compact Smeal hoist work on sites where a standard heavy rig can’t go (we’ve replaced a pump and motor in the middle of a golf course without leaving tire tracks).
We can pull from most any depth and pump-setting. If your consultant has the well log, we’ll confirm equipment fit before we roll.
We mobilized to a mid-July commercial well failure the day after the call and had the system back at 100% with new downhole components. When you call, we’ll give you a realistic timeline based on your equipment, depth, and parts availability — not a promise we can’t keep.
Failed well in July, in a no-heavy-equipment zone. On-site the day after the call with a compact Smeal hoist; complete pull-and-replace of pump and motor; zero turf damage; 100% operational.
Specific capacity restored from 4.9 to 30.3 GPM/ft (73 → 115 GPM) through scheduled rehabilitation; crew also caught a failing motor early, letting the client replace it before an emergency.
Prefer to talk it through? Call (978) 664-9355 during business hours.
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