Best 2-Wire Submersible Well Pumps

A cheaper way to get Goulds’ 10 gpm hydraulics for typical wells with water within about 200 ft, if you can live with a composite discharge head.

A durable stainless 10 gpm pump for typical wells with the water level within about 200 ft. Buy it from an authorized dealer to keep the warranty.

A low-cost 1/2 HP submersible for wells with water within about 100 ft. Deeper wells need the 3/4 or 1 HP size.

A 1/2 HP submersible for wells with water within about 100 ft. Shop around, since the price found is high for the size.

Best for shallower wells, with water within about 150 ft, where its dry-run and soft-start protection matter more than raw flow.

Good value for homes on wells around 150 to 250 ft deep, with the same flow as the pricier stainless-head GS.

For deeper wells or bigger households that want Goulds’ strongest 10 gpm flow without paying for the all-stainless GS.

A 3/4 HP submersible for household wells with water down to about 150 ft.

For deeper wells or bigger homes that want strong pressure at the tap. Shallower wells do fine with the 3/4 HP.

A solid 3/4 HP submersible for typical household wells with water around 100 to 200 ft down.

For deeper wells or bigger households that need steady flow at high head, with stainless construction throughout.

A strong all-round choice for homes on wells around 150 to 250 ft deep that want stainless construction and a simple 2-wire install.

A protected, compact pump for wells around 200 ft deep, especially narrow casings or wells that sometimes run low.

For deep or low-yield wells where built-in dry-run protection and a slim body justify a high price.

A cheap high-flow pump for shallow wells, irrigation or a cabin on 115 V. For a house well with water deeper than about 100 ft, a 10 gpm series pump holds pressure better.