North Titusville is the stretch between the city and Mims, along US 1 and the Indian River. Brevard County's own utility, not the city, provides public water to North Titusville and Mims. Homes beyond the mains, and many on larger lots, still have their own wells.
Call (321) 220-9883What fails most
- Submersible pumps on household wells, often after lightning.
- Control boxes on three-wire pumps. A failed capacitor can look like a dead pump.
- Irrigation pumps on homes with county water.
Tell us this when you call
Whether you have county water, a private well, or both, and whether the pump is above ground or down in the well. If you don't know, that's fine.
Common questions
Is North Titusville on city water?
Public water here comes from Brevard County's utility rather than the city, and some homes still use private wells.
Can you test a submersible pump without pulling it?
Yes. Readings at the surface show whether the motor is healthy before anyone pulls it.
Do you cover Mims too?
Yes. See the Mims page.