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Follow local officials and avoid floodwater, unstable structures, and damaged utilities.

















Aqua Science helps Texas homeowners and contractors identify damaged well, pump, pressure, and treatment components—and get the right replacement equipment moving quickly.
Do not drink, cook with, or brush teeth with well water until the well has been properly disinfected and tested. Submerged electrical equipment should remain off until it is inspected by a qualified professional.
Follow local officials and avoid floodwater, unstable structures, and damaged utilities.
Do not energize submerged pumps, controls, pressure switches, or treatment equipment.
Use bottled or otherwise confirmed-safe water until the well is disinfected and tested.
Follow official guidance and use a certified laboratory before returning the well to service.
Send us what you know. Our team can help organize the equipment information and narrow down the components needed to rebuild your water system.
Review equipment photos, labels, symptoms, and flood exposure to help determine what may need inspection or replacement.
Cross-reference pump, motor, control, pressure, filtration, and treatment specifications.
Reduce missed parts by reviewing the system as a whole—from the source through pressure and treatment.
Help prioritize in-stock equipment and practical alternatives when the original item is unavailable.
You do not need a perfect diagnosis before you contact us. Start with the photos, specifications, and symptoms you have.
Flood damage may affect more than one component. We can help review the connected pieces that move, store, pressurize, and treat water.
Submersible and jet pumps, motors, control boxes, wire, protection, switches, and related components.
Pressure tanks, storage tanks, booster systems, gauges, valves, fittings, and pressure-management equipment.
Cartridges, housings, softeners, iron filters, ultraviolet systems, reverse osmosis, and disinfection equipment.
Collect what can be accessed safely. Never re-energize equipment or enter a hazardous area just to obtain a photo or label.
Use the message field for your Texas county, equipment details, model numbers, symptoms, and whether components were submerged. Our team will follow up for photos if needed.
Prefer to speak with someone?
800-767-8731For a faster review: begin your message with “Texas Flood Recovery” and include your county and equipment type. Please do not include payment information.
We can help identify equipment and discuss likely replacement components, but submerged electrical equipment should be inspected by a qualified local professional before it is energized. Local conditions determine whether equipment can be safely restored.
Send the label, photos, horsepower, voltage, connection sizes, and any known system specifications. Our team can help look for a current match or a compatible alternative.
Official guidance recommends treating a flooded well as contaminated, disinfecting it, and testing before returning it to normal use. Follow TCEQ, CDC, and local health guidance for your situation.
This program provides remote technical support, equipment matching, and product fulfillment. Work requiring electrical, plumbing, well, or on-site safety expertise should be performed by appropriately qualified local professionals.
Yes. Identify yourself as a contractor and separate each system by job name, county, and equipment list. Call us if the request includes several systems or time-sensitive availability questions.
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