Free referral service · Kankakee County, IL

Well pump trouble in Kankakee County? Get referred to a local well contractor.

No water, sputtering taps, or a pump that won't shut off? Call or send the short form and we pass your request to one independent well and pump contractor who serves your town. The contractor follows up with you directly, and the referral is free. You decide whether to hire them.

We are a referral service, not a contractor. We don't do the work ourselves. Calls may be recorded.

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23.5%of Kankakee County residents supplied their own household water, all from groundwater, in 2010.USGS county water-use data, 2010

No water right now?

Three safe checks before you call

These take a minute and help the contractor arrive with the right parts. Stop at any step that feels unsafe.

  1. Check the breaker once. If the well pump breaker is tripped, reset it one time. If it trips again, leave it off and call.
  2. Read the pressure gauge. Note the number on the gauge near the pressure tank. Zero, or a needle that swings, tells the contractor a lot.
  3. Leave the control box closed. Pumps run on 115 or 230 volts and capacitors can hold a charge after the power is off. That part is the contractor's job.
Call (779) 236-4409

Free referral to an independent contractor. We don't promise arrival times; the contractor will tell you when they can come.

How a referral works

Four steps, no cost to you

  1. 01

    Tell us the symptoms

    Call, or send four quick details: name, phone, town, and what the water is doing.

  2. 02

    We refer one contractor

    Your request goes to one independent well and pump contractor who serves your area.

  3. 03

    The contractor follows up

    The contractor follows up with you directly. Ask them to test before pulling a pump and to put any estimate in writing.

  4. 04

    You decide

    Hire them or not. We never charge you; the contractor may pay us a referral fee.

Straight answers

What we do, and what we don't

We do

  • Pass your request to one independent well and pump contractor who serves your town
  • Keep the referral free to you
  • Publish typical national costs, with sources, and the questions to ask

We don't

  • Diagnose, repair, or install anything ourselves
  • Charge you, or take payment for the contractor
  • Promise when a contractor will arrive or what they will charge

Kankakee Well Pump is operated by LPP Ventures LLC, dba P2MC Systems. About us and our sources

Before you hire

Typical costs, with the source

National installed ranges from HomeGuide's 2026 well pump cost guide. They are not Kankakee quotes: well depth, pump size, and what else is worn move the price. Ask for a written estimate.

Many "pump failures" are actually a failed pressure switch, a waterlogged tank, or a bad capacitor, which are much cheaper fixes.

What moves the price

Source: HomeGuide, Well pump cost (2026), national ranges. Checked October 2026.
ItemTypical installed cost
Submersible pump, installed$1,000–$2,500
Shallow-well jet pump, installed$400–$1,000
Deep-well jet pump, installed$500–$1,400
Constant-pressure system$2,000–$5,000
Pressure tank replacement$500–$1,000
Pressure switch replacement$25–$100

HomeGuide well pump cost guide

Questions

Questions about the referral

Am I on city water or a private well?

If you pay a water bill to a utility or village, you are on public water. In Kankakee County, Aqua Illinois serves Kankakee, Aroma Park, Bourbonnais, Bradley, Grant Park, Limestone, Manteno, Sun River Terrace and parts of several townships, per the Illinois Commerce Commission's 2023 utility directory. Some villages run their own systems. No water bill and a pressure tank in the basement usually means a private well.

Does the referral cost me anything?

No. The referral is free to you. The contractor may pay us a fee for the referral. You only pay the contractor if you choose to hire them, on terms you agree with them.

Who follows up with me?

An independent well and pump contractor who serves your area. They are not our employees. We do not do the work, and you decide whether to hire them.

What details should I have ready?

Your town, what the water is doing, when it started, the reading on the pressure gauge, and the pump's age if you know it.

Do you send my request to several companies?

No. We share your details with one local contractor only, so you are not flooded with calls.

What do you do with my information?

We share it with the contractor we refer you to so they can contact you about this request. See our privacy policy.

Free referral

Tell us what the water is doing

Four quick details and we pass your request to one independent well and pump contractor who serves your town.

  • Free to you. The contractor may pay us a referral fee.
  • One independent local contractor, not a bidding list.
  • You decide whether to hire them.

Prefer to talk? (779) 236-4409 Calls may be recorded.

The contractor uses this number to follow up.
Add details (optional)

We share your details with one local contractor only. The contractor follows up with you directly; you decide whether to hire them. See our privacy policy.