Maintenance and lifecycle services
Keep pumps running, find problems early and plan replacements before a failure plans them for you.
A pump is not finished when it is installed
Bearings, seals, strainers and controls wear. A planned routine finds that wear while it is still cheap to fix. We build long-term relationships with customers by looking after what we supply and what is already there.
Maintenance is scoped and priced for the equipment, the response you need and the travel involved, so we agree what is covered before it starts.
Six parts of lifecycle support
Preventive maintenance
Scheduled visits that inspect, service and test.
Inspection and performance checks
Measuring flow, pressure and power against what the pump should deliver.
Troubleshooting and repair coordination
Finding the fault and arranging the repair.
Spares and consumables
Seals, bearings and wear parts matched to your equipment.
Replacement programmes
Planning the next pump before the current one fails.
Maintenance planning
A schedule and checklist your team and ours can follow.
What we check
- Seals, bearings and couplings
- Leaks, noise and vibration
- Strainers, valves and non-return valves
- Alignment and mounting
- Motor current and temperature
- Starters, drives and protection settings
- Level, pressure and float controls
- Cables, terminals and earthing
- Flow and pressure at the pump and at the point of use
- Compared with what the pump should deliver
- Starts per hour and running pattern
- Signs of cavitation or air in the system
- Condition of the equipment
- Spares worth holding
- Repairs to do now and repairs to plan
- When replacement makes sense
Inspection, servicing and spares
Servicing equipment
Valves and pipework
Checking controlsFrom commissioning to replacement
- 01
Commission
Set up and test, with documents handed over.
- 02
Warranty support
Help while the supplier warranty applies.
- 03
Planned maintenance
Regular inspection and service.
- 04
Performance check
Compare against the original duty.
- 05
Replace or upgrade
Plan the next pump or the next improvement.
Frequently asked questions
Do you service equipment you did not install?
Often yes. We start with an inspection to see its condition and what is practical, then agree a plan.
What is in a maintenance plan?
A schedule of visits and checks, what spares to hold, and how to reach us if something fails. We scope it to your equipment and how critical it is.
Can you plan replacements for us?
Yes. An inspection tells us the condition of each pump so replacements can be planned and budgeted instead of forced by a failure.
Tell us about your water system
Whether you know the pump you need or only know something is wrong, we will help you find the right next step.