Port Malabar is the huge subdivision laid out across Palm Bay in the 1960s and later, and much of the city still carries the Port Malabar name on its plats. Because it spans so much ground, water supply varies: some streets are on city water and others depend on private wells. Irrigation wells are common across the area.
Call (321) 220-9883Port Malabar well calls
- Aging pumps and tanks in older homes.
- Jet pumps on shallow wells losing prime or leaking.
- Submersible pumps tripping breakers after storms.
- Low pressure from worn equipment or clogged filters.
Old well, new problems
If you bought an older Port Malabar home, the well may not have been serviced in years. A check of the pump, tank, switch and wiring can catch problems before you lose water.
Nearby
See also 32907, 32905 and northwest Palm Bay.
Common questions
Is Port Malabar on city water?
Parts are and parts are not. The City of Palm Bay can confirm for your address.
I just bought a home with a well. What should I check?
Have the pump, pressure tank and switch checked, and test the water. It is cheaper than an emergency call later.
Do you cover the Port Malabar Country Club area?
Yes.