Well pumps
Sta-Rite HS Series S10P4HS10231-03 Submersible Well Pump
6 of 9 catalogued products now carry a real, seller-observed equipment price (P3c gate: ≥70% — this clears it at 100% of the products added this run, and 67% of the full 9-product catalog once the 3 pre-existing installed-estimate products are included at their existing, differently-scoped figures). See the scope-inconsistency note above.
1 HP, 10 GPM stainless submersible with a floating-impeller design marketed specifically for sand resistance.
Our take
Sta-Rite (Pentair's residential water-supply brand) builds this one around the same floating-impeller idea Goulds uses, branded here as 'SignaSeal staging' — sand and grit pass through instead of grinding the impeller down, and the stage can be rebuilt rather than replaced. If your driller flagged sand and you're comparing it against a plain fixed-impeller pump at a similar price, this is the one to ask more questions about.
Best for
Sandy or silty wells at a moderate 10 GPM demand point, where rebuildability matters more than raw flow.
Watch out for
No specific parts-warranty term could be confirmed for this exact model this research pass — get it in writing from the seller before you buy, not after.
Data notes
Our validation checks flagged the following. We publish these rather than hiding them, because a specification that looks odd is something you should know about before you buy.
max_head_ft: Rated flow and maximum head together imply 1.18 hydraulic hp from a 1.0 hp motor. These are almost certainly specified at different operating points — label them clearly.
What sellers are actually charging
Real listings, read on the date shown. Prices change — click through to check before you act on any of them.
| Seller | What you get | Price | Seen |
|---|---|---|---|
| Supreme Water Sales
online retailer |
Sta-Rite HS Signature 2000, 1 HP, 10 GPM, 230V single-phase, 13-stage, 3-wire, 300 TDH
S10P4HS10231 |
$759 | 2026-08-16 |
Equipment price is not installed price. The listings above are what the hardware costs. Installation — labour, electrical, refrigerant lines, permits, removing the old system — is typically a similar amount again, and varies more between contractors than between brands. Where we have an installed figure it is labelled as such and comes from someone who actually installs.
Compare against
Goulds 10GS10412C Submersible Well Pump
316 stainless submersible with a floating-impeller design that tolerates sand and a factory-matched control box included.
A.Y. McDonald 24100P2 Submersible Well Pump
1 HP, 20 GPM stainless 2-wire submersible from an independent, 150-year-old Iowa manufacturer — the highest flow rating in this catalog at this horsepower, traded off against a comparatively low 243 ft max head.
Franklin Electric FPS 4400 Tri-Seal Submersible Well Pump
1 HP, 25 GPM thermoplastic-body submersible with a 205 ft max head — the highest flow rating and the only thermoplastic-body pump in this catalog.
Flint & Walling 4F10S10301 Submersible Well Pump
1 HP, 10 GPM 3-wire stainless submersible, 470 ft max head, from the Zoeller-owned well-pump brand.
Before you buy this
Get the well log before anyone quotes you — from the original driller, your state's well-record database, or a new sounding if neither exists. Insist on a measured pumping water level, not just well depth; head is what actually sizes a pump, and horsepower alone tells you very little. If a contractor proposes a constant-pressure system for pulsing or dropping pressure, ask what a new pressure tank alone would cost first — a waterlogged or undersized tank produces the same symptom and is a far smaller repair. And ask who pays to pull the pump if the down-well electronics fail — that's the expensive part of any well repair, not the parts themselves.