Restore reliable fresh water pressure.
RV Water Pump Replacement
Restore reliable fresh water pressure. We diagnose and replace faulty, loud, or leaking water pumps.
What's Involved
Your fresh water pump is what pressurizes every faucet, shower, and toilet when you're off city water. When it fails — cycling constantly, running loud, or leaking — you lose water pressure or water entirely.
I diagnose and replace RV water pumps on-site across Northern Nevada, whether you need a direct OEM swap or an upgrade to a quieter, higher-flow model. I also clean or replace the in-line filter, check the check valve, and add noise-reduction mounting so the new pump runs quiet.
Every replacement includes pressure testing so you know the system holds and delivers steady flow before I pack up.
What's Included
- Pump diagnosis & pressure testing
- OEM or high-flow pump installation
- In-line filter cleaning & replacement
- Leak detection at pump connections
- Noise reduction mounting
- Check valve inspection
Signs You Need This
- Pump cycling on and off constantly
- Loud rattling or hammering when the pump runs
- Water leaking from the pump area
- Low or pulsing water pressure at faucets
- Pump runs but no water comes out
Mobile Service
We come to you across Northern Nevada
Same-Day / Next-Day
Most calls answered fast
Before You Call
Water Pump Replacement FAQs
Straight answers to the questions RV owners ask before picking up the phone.
If the pump cycles constantly, runs loud, leaks, or can't build steady pressure, it's likely failing. I pressure-test it on-site to confirm whether it's the pump, the check valve, or a leak elsewhere before recommending a replacement.
A pump replacement typically runs $200 to $450 including the pump and labor, depending on the model you choose. Upgrading to a quieter variable-speed pump costs a bit more, and I'll quote the full job upfront.
Yes — I carry common replacement pumps and do the swap right at your rig. I also clean the in-line filter and add noise-reduction mounting so the new pump runs quiet.
Most pump replacements take about an hour to an hour and a half on-site, including pressure testing. If access is tight behind a panel it can take a bit longer.
Need This Fixed?
Call David directly or request a quote. He'll talk through your issue and get you on the schedule — fast.