Pressure Tank Installation & Repair in Frisco, Texas

Pressure tanks keep water flowing steady when you turn on any faucet in your Frisco home. A failing tank causes your well pump to cycle constantly. We install and repair pressure tanks that protect your pump and maintain consistent water pressure throughout your home.

We've served North Texas for 50 years with expert plumbing solutions. Our licensed plumbers handle pressure tank service for Frisco homes in Stonebriar, Phillips Creek Ranch, and surrounding areas. Call Berkeys Plumbing, A/C & Electrical today for same-day pressure tank repair or replacement.

Your pressure tank holds water under pressure between pump cycles. The tank stores pressurized water at 30 to 60 PSI using an air cushion that pushes water through your pipes. This stops your pump from turning on every time you open a faucet.

Without a working pressure tank, your well pump runs constantly. This wears out expensive pump equipment fast. The tank reduces strain on your system and extends your pump's life by years.

Most Frisco homes need 40 to 60 gallon tanks for proper operation. Newer neighborhoods like Phillips Creek Ranch often have undersized original tanks. Our plumbers evaluate your pump's flow rate and your home's water demand. We recommend the right tank size based on your specific well system and household needs.

Your pump's gallons per minute determines what size tank you need. Pumps up to 10 GPM need tanks with 10 gallons of drawdown capacity. Pumps between 10 and 20 GPM need 1.5 gallons of drawdown per GPM. Higher flow pumps need even more capacity.

A standard 20-gallon tank is too small for most Frisco families. The tank can't keep up with water demand in larger homes. You'll notice pressure drops when multiple fixtures run at the same time.

We recommend 40 to 60 gallon tanks for typical Frisco homes. Larger properties in The Grove or Richwoods may need 80 gallon tanks or bigger. Our technicians calculate the exact size based on your pump specifications. We measure your pump's GPM rating and match it to the right tank capacity for your household.

Your pump cycling on and off rapidly means trouble. If the pump runs every minute, your tank likely failed. You'll hear the pump start and stop constantly throughout the day.

Water pressure that fluctuates signals a problem too. Pressure drops when you run multiple faucets at once. You might notice air spurting from faucets with the water.

A waterlogged tank feels heavy at the bottom when you tap it. The bladder inside ruptured and can't hold air pressure anymore. Frisco's hard water accelerates bladder wear and internal corrosion. Visible rust on the tank exterior means replacement time arrived.

Tanks older than 10 to 15 years usually need replacement. Catching problems early prevents expensive pump damage. We inspect your tank and diagnose issues before your pump fails.

We set pressure switches to match your Frisco home's specific needs. Texas building codes require proper pressure settings and safety valves. Our technicians install gauges so you can monitor system pressure easily.

Correct air charge in bladder tanks prevents early failure. We verify the bladder holds the right pressure for your system. All connections get checked for leaks before we leave your property.

We test pressure at multiple fixtures throughout your home. Upstairs bathrooms and kitchen sinks all receive consistent flow. Our installation meets local plumbing codes and passes inspection.

Same-day installation available for most Frisco homes. We handle tanks from 20 gallons up to 120 gallons. Our work protects your investment and keeps water flowing reliably for years.

Tank size affects how often your pump runs, not your water pressure. Your pump and pressure switch settings create the pressure in your system. A larger tank just stores more water at that pressure.

Bigger tanks mean fewer pump starts each day. The pump runs less often because more water sits ready between cycles. This extends your pump's lifespan by reducing wear on the motor.

Many Trinity Falls homeowners think bigger tanks boost pressure. That's not how the system works. Pressure comes from your pump's power and switch settings. We adjust your pressure switch from 30/50 to 40/60 PSI for better pressure.

A 40/60 PSI switch gives stronger water flow than 30/50 settings. The numbers mean cut-in and cut-out pressure points. We evaluate your pump's capacity before adjusting settings. Our technicians optimize your Frisco home's performance with the right combination of tank size and pressure settings.