Banner Water

In October 2026 a customer with an open house coming up called Banner Water on a realtor's recommendation, and Shane installed an arsenic filter quickly. Banner Water describes itself as a family-owned company in Tolland, Connecticut, and its work is well pumps, well wiring and water treatment. Its Connecticut plumbing licence, PLM.0281776-J1, is active on the state registry with Sean R Banning as the holder, and the company's home improvement registration, HIC.0619620, is also active. On Google it holds 4.6 stars from 63 ratings. In June 2025 a customer who woke to no water pressure called before 7am and left a message on the emergency line; Josh and Marshall came over right away, found that the 34-year-old submersible pump at the bottom of the 200-foot well was shot, and installed a new US-made pump they had on the truck. Later that June another customer got a quote to replace the pump and wiring, and Josh, after pulling the pump, said it was fine and located a broken wire instead. In August 2026 Banner Water came out within a few hours on a Saturday and changed one customer's system from a jet pump to a submersible well pump; that customer credited Mikey and Eddie. A March 2026 reviewer, a first-time customer, wrote of going 11 days without water and said they didn't rest until the water was running again. In a May 2026 r/Connecticut post, a commenter said Banner Water replaced their well pump and the electric to it for $5,800 total. In November 2025 Michael installed a new water softener for a customer who wrote that everything was to code with no shortcuts, and better plumbing than the softener another company had put in. In a December 2023 review, a customer said Sean, the owner, beat competitors' prices on an iron mitigation system, and technicians Mikey and Hunter installed it within a few hours. In April 2026 a one-star reviewer wrote that Banner Water doesn't ensure its products last and uses practices it knows are not sustainable for homes. In a May 2024 review, a customer without water was quoted a $1,500 repair after a 60-second look by the technician and fixed it the next day for $35 and change. In February 2024 a customer rescheduled a water-conditioner service, but Banner Water came on the original date while they were out, completed it and left a bill. In a March 2023 review, a customer said Banner Water had to come out multiple times to fix leaking pipes after installing a water filtering system, and that after a pipe burst no one had shown up by 2pm the next day. An August 2023 reviewer said the water lines on a system installed in 2019 were beyond sloppy. In December 2022 a customer said a worker unplugged a freezer during a water-tank repair and never plugged it back in, and $300 worth of meat went bad.