Why Do I Have Low Water Pressure from My Well?

Low water pressure from your well can be caused by several factors, such as a low-yield well, clogged pipes, or a malfunctioning well pump. Our Well Manager® systems are designed to address these issues by boosting pressure and ensuring a consistent water supply.

How Can I Improve Water Pressure in My Home?

Improving water pressure often involves installing a system that regulates and re-pressurizes water flow. Well Manager® and ConstaBoost™ systems are excellent solutions for enhancing water pressure, even in homes with low-yield wells or fluctuating municipal supply.

What Is a Low-Yield Well, and How Can It Affect My Water Supply?

A low-yield well produces water at a rate too slow to meet household demands, typically under 1 gallon per minute. Well Manager® systems are specifically designed to manage and optimize water collection from low-yield wells, ensuring you have enough stored water when you need it.

Can a Water Storage Tank Help My Low-Yield Well?

Yes, a water storage tank is an effective way to supplement a low-yield well. Well Manager® systems come with integrated storage tanks that hold up to 210 gallons of water, ensuring a consistent supply and preventing over-pumping of your well.

How Does Well Manager® Protect My Well and Improve Water Pressure?

Well Manager® gently collects water from your well in timed intervals to prevent over-pumping, storing it in a tank to provide consistent output pressure. This method not only improves water pressure but also extends the life of your well pump and preserves your aquifer.

How Does Drought Impact My Well Water Supply?

Drought conditions can lower the water table, reducing the amount of water your well can produce. Well Manager® systems can help by managing water collection efficiently, ensuring your household has a steady supply even during dry periods.

What Can I Do If My Well Isn’t Producing Enough Water?

If your well has a low yield or is running dry, a water management system like Well Manager® can help collect, store, and distribute water more efficiently—without drilling a new well.

Why Is My Water Pressure Weak Even Though I Have A Well Pump?

Weak pressure is often caused by low well yield or poor system design. Our solutions manage water smarter, storing it ahead of demand and boosting pressure as needed.

What Should I Do If My Shower Pressure Is Too Low and I’m On A Well?

Install a Well Manager booster pump or re-pressurization system designed for well water to maintain consistent flow, even during peak use.

Can I Use A Water Booster If I Have City Water?

Definitely. Many homes on city water use our ConstaBoost™ system to maintain reliable pressure during showers, laundry, or irrigation.

How Can A Business Operate With A Low-Producing Well?

By installing a system (like a Well Manager®) that timely collects and stores water when it’s available and delivers it on demand—ensuring your business has the pressure and volume it needs.

Financing - Well Manager

Finance Your Water Solution

Need a reliable water solution but worried about the cost? We offer a range of financing options to make upgrading or refurbishing your well system more affordable. From 0% promotional financing through Synchrony to low-interest loans through Water Well Trust, SERCAP, and RCAP Solutions, we can help you find a plan that fits your budget.

Flexible Monthly Payments with Synchrony

Investing in a reliable water system doesn’t have to be a financial burden. With Synchrony financing, you can spread the cost over time with affordable monthly payments.

Low-Interest Loan Programs for Well Refurbishment

Qualified homeowners may be eligible for 1% interest loans through nonprofit partners like Water Well Trust, SERCAP, and RCAP Solutions. These programs support well upgrades and water system improvements for primary residences in rural or underserved areas.

Synchrony Financing Options

Financing your Well Manager system has never been easier. With Synchrony, you can spread the cost of your system over time with affordable monthly payments — including 0% promotional options for qualified buyers.

Ready to get started?
Contact our team to discuss your financing options. We can walk you through the application process and help you choose the plan that best fits your budget.

Affordable Help for Struggling Wells: How Nonprofit Loan Programs Can Fund Your Well Refurbishment

If your home depends on a well and you’re experiencing low pressure, water shortages, or aging infrastructure, you may be wondering how to afford a solution. The good news is — you don’t have to do it alone.

Several nonprofit organizations across the country offer low-interest loan programs specifically for low-income and rural homeowners to help finance well refurbishment, repairs, pumps, and septic systems. These include Water Well Trust, SERCAP, and RCAP Solutions — all working to provide affordable access to safe, reliable water.

Who Offers These Loans?

Water Well Trust

Founded by the Water Systems Council in 2010, Water Well Trust, a nationwide nonprofit program, helps eligible low-income homeowners across the U.S. finance essential water and septic system improvements. Funded by the USDA, they offer:

1% interest loans
Up to $15,000
Terms up to 20 years.

To qualify, you must:

Own and occupy your home as a primary, permanent residence
Live in a rural USDA-eligible area
Have no access to public water or sewer
Meet income limits based on your state’s non-metro median income
Live in a home with indoor plumbing, owned for at least one year

SERCAP & RCAP Solutions

Both SERCAP (Southeast Rural Community Assistance Project) and RCAP Solutions also offer 1% USDA-funded loans to support rural homeowners in need of well repairs or upgrades.

Loan amounts typically up to $15,000
1% interest rates
Terms up to 20 years
Grants may be available in some cases

SERCAP states served:

Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi

RCAP Solutions states served:

New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands

As with Water Well Trust, these loans apply only to primary residences, not seasonal homes.

A Better Option Than Drilling a New Well

Drilling a new well can cost tens of thousands of dollars — and still might not solve your water supply issue. For many homeowners, a better option is well refurbishment through a water management system.

That’s where Well Manager comes in.

Well Manager: A Smart, Approved Solution

Well Manager systems are specifically designed for low-producing wells. Instead of trying to meet water demand directly from the well, our system collects water gradually and stores it in a tank — giving your household steady pressure and a reliable water supply, even during peak usage.

Our systems:

Help extend the life of your existing well
Provide steady water pressure
Are approved under RCAP, SERCAP, and Water Well Trust loan guidelines
Can be installed without drilling or fracking
Offer long-term performance and protection

In Summary

If you’ve been putting off fixing your water issues because of the cost, now is the time to explore your options. Water Well Trust, RCAP, and SERCAP are all here to help — and Well Manager is ready to deliver a proven, affordable solution that works.

Want help figuring out which program is right for you?
Contact us today at 1(800) 211-8070 — we’ll walk you through your options and help determine if you qualify for financing or loan programs. Even if you don’t meet nonprofit criteria, we also offer 0% promotional financing through Synchrony to make water security possible for more families.