Well pump repair & replacement in New Boston, NH
Outages, generators and your pump
We found no community public water system serving New Boston in state data, so homes here rely on private wells. When the power goes out, so does your water.
After an outage
When power returns, the pump and pressure switch should restart. If the gauge stays at 0, check the well breaker (reset it once), then the switch. Storms and lightning can damage pumps and control boxes. See the no-water checklist.
On a generator
A pump draws several times its running current for a moment each time it starts (The Well Guide). A generator that’s too small can stall on the startup surge. Ask an electrician or pump pro to confirm your generator can start your pump.
New Boston wells
Recorded bedrock wells in New Boston have a median depth of about 408 feet (738 wells).
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Bedford · Mont Vernon · Amherst
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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