Service for no water. Arrived to find that there is no pressure in the system. Noticed that the breakers were off. Shut the isolation valve to the home and turned the power back on. There is proper 230 volts throughout the system and the system comes up to 50 psi and shuts off like it supposed to. Customer thought the breaker in the up position was on, but the breakers were installed upside down a long time ago when they were originally put in. The system is working the way it should, it was just a matter of the breaker being off. Since we were already here, we ran diagnostics on the system. The well pump motor is showing signs of wearing down. It is a 1/2 hp, 230 volt pump at an unknown depth. The well casing is buried below the grade. Advised the customer that the well should be extended to 18†above the grade and have a water tight well cap on it to help stop debris from getting down into the well. Recommend installing a compression coupling and pitiless adapter so we can extended