MORK WELL CO INC

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Good, same day service

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They were very responsive and very professional, but we decided against buying the property. Thus, we didn't need the service.

We had already received two estimates and chosen a well company when Mork returned our call.

IThe price I paid was slightly higher because of the distance they had to travel (over 60 miles). However, they were professional, knowledgeable and prompt. The tech spent a lot of time looking at other systems in the house and gave me advise as to living with a well and septic system as this was all new to me. I had the tech come out again a few months later to repair a cracked sewer line. The price was inexpensive which surprised me. I have nothing but good things to say about this company. I would utilize their services again without question. The price I quoted for both services is an approximation as I can't remember the exact numbers. I do remember that it was much lower than I expected.

I came home at noon to find no water in the house. After ruling out easy fixes over the phone, Mork put me on the schedule. There was no useful sense of what that might mean except that it would be "same day."The truck arrived at 5 and work finished at 8:30 PM. The crew seemed experienced and professional. Be aware that Mork asks for a credit card number to secure your service call. However, paying with a credit card adds 3 % to the bill.

They did a pretty good job. The one problem that I had was that the concrete they put over the well hole leaked and I had to fix that myself.

They did a terrific job. I am thrilled they didn't try to sell me a more expensive part, and I am happy to recommend them in the future.

I had first hired Lens Well & Pump company to repair my well. All They did was complain about the location of the well how muddy it was how close to the lake it was etc. But they did manage to bill me for 5hrs labor and did absolutely nothing to repair the well. They said they would have to come back after the area dried out. Meanwhile I HAVE NO WATER!!! They should have billed me for their complaining they could have charged allot more! I hired Mork Well Company on the advice of my neighbor who had them repair her well several years earlier. They came right out i showed them the location of the well, they saw how close the lake was and they saw that the area was muddy. I said this would not be a fun job. They said they have seen and worked in worse conditions. They also said what mattered was that i needed water What ever it took i would have water that day. Wow what a great attitude!! They dug up the pipe replaced it with a new piece of pipe with a new pitless unit installed on it. Then they put in a new pump and i had running water. In 5-1/2 hrs i had running water! These guys came prepared to do the job, not only with the tools required but with the attitude required. Highly recommend

I like them because they didn't try to oversell anything and they weren't trying to use outdated products or anything.

The price was fair based upon other quotes. The install was completed in an acceptable amount of time. The quality of the water was terrible, that was something I was prepared to deal with since they cannot guarantee the quality of the water. The well was only drilled to approx. 75 feet. Minimum price is for 100 feet. After 5 years, the well was pumping dry - I kept running out of water. I called the company for service. They sent someone out and tried several things, eventually pulling and cleaning the screen. They charged me approx. $500. One year later the well was pumping dry again. I called a different company this time and showed them all of my paperwork and went through what was done and when. He determined my pressure tank was now bad too. Also, on my paperwork from Mork, they documented I had a 230 VAC pump, I do not. After sorting out my options, I decided to have the new company put in a new well and pressure tank. Very dis-satisfied with Mork Well Co., wells should typically be a once in a lifetime purchase. I would not recommend them.

The top of our well was at grade level. Code calls for it to be at least 12 inches above grade. Had Mork Well extend the pipe based on recommendations of three friends and the Angies List report. Serviceman arrived at the appointed time and did a professional job. He was also most helpful with other well oriented questions and helped me chlorinate the well. I highly recommend using them.

When our water quit running, I checked the well pressure tank and the switch. The capacitor was hot and smelled, so I assumed it had died like it did a couple years back. I called Mork Well because their sticker was on the box and they had been here the last time. The man came out and checked the box and found the problem at the pump. He surmised that the lightening strike, which is why they were out the last time, had finally had it's affect. He checked the wiring at the top of the pipe, pulled up the pump, and found out he was right. He quoted the price of a new pump, replaced it in an hour or so, and we had water again. When he was down by the pressure tank he had noticed the remains of a sandpoint well in the basement and expressed concerns that it had been sealed correctly. When he got back to the office he looked it up and called me back to confirm that they had done it and everything was clear. That was "over and above".