Advance Pump and Filter

We often receive letters from satisfied customers: "Thank you for the prompt service…your technicians were very professional…we appreciate your honesty…thanks for the excellent service..." and they go on and on. One letter even said, (no joking) "because the high level of honesty, your company has restored my faith in human kind." Wow! We strive to take care of you the way that we would like to be taken care of. If you have a water problem, it’s our problem, and we are committed to helping you solve it.

If water quality is your concern, whether it is staining or has a bad odor, Advance can fix it right the first time. We will come to your home, take a water test and provide you with a no obligation estimate. We started in the business installing and servicing systems, so our approach is informative and educational, never pushy. No hocus pocus shows, no scare tactics...only straight, forward facts.

We are so confident in our cutting edge technology, we offer a true 100% Guarantee that our water treatment systems will work as specified. This may seem like something that should be assumed, but we promise it and we back up that promise with a money back guarantee. Other companies may make this claim, but customers have told us that they seldom follow through.

As licensed pump installers, the Advance Team offers emergency service on well water pumps and sewage pumps. We keep up with changing technology in the field, so we can offer the best system for your situation.

We understand that clean water is a necessity for healthy living. For some, though, it is a luxury that is out of reach. Several years ago, through a customer in Durham who was adopting a Russian child, we became aware of a situation in an orphanage in St. Petersburg. This was an orphanage for critically ill children, and the water they were consuming was so unhealthy that it was worsening their sickness. We decided to donate a distiller to the orphanage so they could have pure water to drink and cook. Within a month the distiller was up and running. A local newspaper at the time called our actions "a story of good-hearted Americans". We felt that it was the least we could do to help.