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Kyle, a 31 year Idaho resident, brings great energy and dedication to his job. Prior to joining RC Worst, he spent 6 years operating water and wastewater systems. When Kyle is not helping someone choose the right pump for the job, he spends time with his wife and 7 children. He enjoys scuba diving, hunting, fishing, and vacationing in Hawaii.At Worst since 2018Why Our Customers Should “Expect the Best from RC Worst”We are a locally owned, fourth generation, family owned business. For over 65...

If you have a pressure tank and pressure switch it is possible to determine the flow rate of your submersible well pump. Follow the step listed below: Open a faucet, hopefully, one that is close to the pressure tank and pressure switch. As soon as you hear the pressure switch contacts close indicating that the pump has turned on, close the faucet. Start the stopwatch when the pump turns on and stop it when the pump turns off Divide the drawdown capacity of the pressure tank by the time elapsed...

1. Save MoneyThe cost of regular maintenance is a bargain compared to the cost of repairing or replacing a malfunctioning system. Maintenance fees will be between $250 and $500 every three to five years while repair or replacement can cost between $3,000 and $7,000 for a conventional system. Replacement of an alternative system can cost even more. The frequency of septic tank pumping required depends on how many people live in the home and the size of the system. Take the time to understand...

Joe was a previous employee in the 90's in our pump repair department. He has since returned and now manages our service department. Don't let his manager status fool you, he gets his fair share of action in the field. With years of experience in the industry Joe is an excellent addition to our service team.At Worst since 2013Why Our Customers Should “Expect the Best from RC Worst”We are a locally owned, fourth generation, family owned business. For over 65 years we have been effectively...

It is important to react quickly when your septic alarm is going off to avoid a potential costly cleanup. Step 1: Silence the alarm. Typically, a control panel will have a button on the front that you can push to silence. If you have just a tank alarm it will usually have a switch to silence the alarm. Step 2: Stop using water right away. This is crucial to preventing unnecessary expenses for pumping the tank. Step 3: Find the cause. Remove the lid of your septic tank and observe inside. Check...