Pressure Tank Repair & Replacement

Pressure tanks store water under air pressure so pumps run less often and deliver steady flow. Failed bladders or lost air charge cause rapid cycling that destroys pumps—often misdiagnosed as pump failure. Tank service is faster and cheaper than unnecessary pulls when the pump is healthy.

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Signs of pressure tank failure

Pump clicks on and off every few seconds. Pressure gauge jumps narrow bands. Water hammer at fixtures. Tank feels heavy or solid at the drain—bladder may be waterlogged. Visible rust or leaks at tank tee fittings.

Repair vs. tank replacement

Some older steel tanks can be recharged with air; most modern bladder tanks replace as a unit when bladders fail. Upsizing tank volume reduces cycle frequency on homes with long pump run requirements in Marana acreage.

Frequently asked questions

Can I fix a waterlogged tank myself?

Drain and recharge works on some conventional tanks; bladder tanks usually need replacement—match pressure switch settings after.

What size pressure tank do I need?

Depends on pump flow rate and household demand—technicians size drawdown gallons to minimize cycles.

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