Well Pump and Pressure-Tank Service-Call Worksheet

Print or download this free worksheet to record visible symptoms, safe observations, equipment information, access conditions, and quote-comparison details before a service call. Nothing you enter is stored or transmitted.

Service availability varies by address, the issue, provider coverage, and current schedules.

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How to use this worksheet

How to use this worksheet

Fill in what you know — you do not need every answer. Use the form on screen, then print or download a blank PDF. Nothing you enter here is stored, transmitted, or logged.

Safety boundary: observe from a safe distance. Do not remove electrical covers, handle wiring, open the pressure-switch housing, or try to pull the pump. Record only what is visible from outside the system.

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Section 1 — Property and address
Section 2 — What the well feeds
Section 3 — System type and equipment
Section 4 — Observed symptoms

Check all that apply. Record what you observe — not a diagnosis.

Section 5 — Pressure and cycle observations (safe, external only)

Record only what you can observe safely without removing covers or touching wiring.

Section 6 — Water quality observations
Section 7 — Well history and paperwork
Section 8 — Access and site conditions
Section 9 — Service timing and urgency
Section 10 — Questions to ask the provider

Check the questions you want answered before authorizing work. Leave space for the answers.

Section 11 — Quote comparison (up to 2 providers)
Section 12 — After service record
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This worksheet records information for a service call. It does not diagnose equipment, size replacement parts, or constitute professional advice. Nothing you enter is stored, transmitted, or logged. Source framework: National Ground Water Association annual well-checkup guidance. Checked July 23, 2026.