Water Storage & Pressure Tank Services in North Texas

Legacy Water Well provides complete water tank services for North Texas well owners — from pressure tank replacement to large-capacity storage systems for ranches and rural properties. Your tank is just as important as your pump. A failing pressure tank is the number one cause of premature pump failure, and an undersized storage system limits what your property can do.

Our water tank services include:

• Pressure Tanks — The most critical component in your well system after the pump itself. We install, repair, and replace bladder-style pressure tanks from 20 to 119 gallons.
• Tank Installation — New pressure tank installation, storage tank setup, and complete system design for new wells and upgrades.
• Tank Repair — Waterlogged tanks, leaking fittings, corroded connections, and pressure switch issues.
• Tank Maintenance — Annual inspections, pre-charge checks, and preventive service that extends tank and pump life.
• Storage Tank Systems — Large-capacity tanks from 500 to 10,000 gallons for ranches, livestock operations, and properties with low-yield wells.

Most well owners do not think about their tank until something goes wrong. But the pressure tank is the heart of your water system — it maintains pressure between pump cycles, reduces pump wear, and provides a reserve of pressurized water so the pump does not have to run every time you turn on a faucet.

When the tank fails, the pump suffers. A waterlogged pressure tank forces the pump to cycle on and off rapidly (short-cycling), which overheats the motor, wears the pressure switch contacts, and can cut a pump's lifespan in half. We see this constantly on service calls — a $400 tank replacement would have prevented a $3,000 pump replacement.

On the storage side, North Texas properties with low-yield wells, livestock, or multiple buildings often need more capacity than a standard pressure tank provides. A properly designed storage tank system paired with a booster pump solves water availability problems without drilling a new well.