A check valve prevents your pump and water system from cycling backward. Without it, water could flow in reverse—causing premature pump wear and risking system implosion. It’s a critical safeguard for your well equipment.

Cycle Stop Valves maintain constant pressure by preventing your pump from turning on and off repeatedly when water is in use—like during irrigation or household demand. This protects your pump and improves performance and efficiency.

If your pressure switch fails or your pump continues to build excess pressure, a pressure relief valve prevents damage by releasing pressure safely. Instead of seizing the pump to the well casing or bursting your system, it diverts the water as a warning—saving you thousands in repairs.

Yes. The City of Cape Coral and surrounding areas now require the following for all new wells: a check valve, Cycle Stop Valve, pressure relief valve, hose bib, and vacuum breaker. These are now code-required protections to prevent well failure and costly damage.