Lockmar, around Lockmar Estates and Lockmar Elementary, is one of Palm Bay's established neighborhoods on the city's northeast side. It is mostly single-family homes on standard Palm Bay lots, many with mature yards that need regular watering through Florida's dry spring.
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- Irrigation pumps that lose prime after sitting idle through the rainy season.
- Pressure switches with burnt or pitted contacts, so the pump won't kick on.
- Short cycling, where the pump clicks on and off every few seconds. It is usually a pressure tank that has lost its air charge.
Protect the pump
A pump that short cycles wears out fast. If you hear it clicking on and off, it is worth a call now rather than a new pump later. See pressure tanks and switches.
Common questions
Do you serve Lockmar Estates?
Yes, Lockmar and the neighborhoods around it on Palm Bay's northeast side.
Why does my well pump click on and off?
That's short cycling. It is usually a pressure tank problem, and fixing it early protects the pump.
Is it only irrigation wells here?
Mostly, but household wells get the same service.