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Duckworth Pump & Well Services

Port Orchard pump and well service company, founded in 1972, doing pump and pressure tank work, well inspections, water testing and treatment around Kitsap County, Gig Harbor and Port Ludlow.

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L&I registration
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L&I registration
DUCKWPW776JJ · verify with L&I
Address
1550 Woodridge Dr SE, Port Orchard, WA 98367
Serves
Kitsap, Pierce, Jefferson counties
Services
Pump installation, Pump repair & replacement, Pressure tanks & switches, Constant-pressure (VFD) systems, Booster pumps, Cisterns & storage tanks, Flow & yield tests, Water sampling, Shock chlorination, Iron & manganese treatment

Duckworth Pump and Well Services is a pump and well service company in Port Orchard, in Kitsap County. It says it was founded in 1972 as Puget Sound Well Drilling and is now a sister company of Northwest Water Systems, a water system management and engineering firm. The company says it no longer drills or decommissions wells and refers those jobs to drilling companies.

Pumps and tanks. Its services page lists pump repair or replacement with conventional or constant-pressure controls, pressure tank maintenance or replacement, and water storage systems to improve pressure. Its well inspection covers booster pumps, pressure tanks, holding tanks, plumbing and the pump house, and it offers flow and pressure analysis, tank cleaning and shock chlorination.

Water testing and treatment. It collects water samples for tests including bacteria, nitrate, arsenic, iron, manganese and a Kitsap five-panel, and treats common well water problems such as iron, manganese, pH, hardness, tannin, sulfur odor and iron bacteria.

Maintenance and water systems. It offers monthly, quarterly, twice-yearly and annual maintenance visits, and an Ecology compliance package for water systems with annual reporting requirements. Its request form covers private and shared wells and Group A and Group B systems.

Where it works. The service-area list names Bainbridge Island, Bremerton, Gig Harbor, Kingston, Port Ludlow, Port Orchard, Poulsbo, Quilcene, Seabeck, Silverdale and Suquamish, with travel charges outside those areas. The website gives a physical address at 1550 Woodridge Drive SE in Port Orchard.