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Water Pumps

Collection of various industrial filters, pumps, and filtration equipment.

Water pumps play a vital role in both residential and commercial water systems. Whether you're drawing water from a well, increasing household pressure, or powering treatment processes, the right pump ensures consistent flow and reliable performance. Some systems simply need enough pressure to push water through a filter, while others, like reverse osmosis, can require pressures approaching 1,000 PSI. Because every home and application is different, choosing the proper pump depends on the system’s design, water demand, and treatment requirements.

Pressure Tanks

Pressure tanks are an essential part of a well water system. They create steady water pressure by using compressed air to push water through the pipes in your home. When you open a faucet, the tank releases pressurized water into the plumbing. As the water level in the tank drops, a pressure switch activates the pump, which refills the tank and brings the system back to the correct pressure.

Most pressure tanks are set to operate within a 20 PSI range. A typical setup might run from 30 PSI to 50 PSI or from 40 PSI to 60 PSI. When the pressure falls below the lower number, the pump turns on and fills the tank until it reaches the higher cutoff. This cycle keeps water flowing smoothly throughout your home.

Because the pressure tank stores water and delivers it on demand, it prevents the pump from turning on every time a faucet is opened. This protects the pump, reduces wear, and helps extend its lifespan. Pressure tanks also help reduce water hammer by controlling pressure changes and minimizing air in the plumbing system.

An infographic showing three types of pressure tanks: Air Over Water Pressure Tank, Diaphragm Pressure Tank, and Bladder Pressure Tank, with labels and diagrams illustrating their structures and functions.

Diagram showing the process of filling and emptying a tank with water, with labels for full and empty, and components such as a submersible pump, pressure gauge, and relief valve.

Five Star Water Systems provides complete installation, repair, and diagnostic services for pumps and pressure tanks, ensuring your home receives consistent water pressure and dependable performance throughout your entire system.