Planned Preventative Maintenance for Reliable Pump Performance & Reduced Downtime
Keep your systems running smoothly with our Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) service visits, designed to minimise downtime and extend the life of your pumps and pump stations.
Pumps that are left to run without regular periodic servicing will eventually fail, leading to business disruption, and the expense and inconvenience of an emergency call-out.
A PPM service visit can detect problems with pumps (e.g. component faults and deterioration), that can be resolved to prevent premature failure.
Regular maintenance not only prevents unexpected breakdowns, but also ensures your equipment is operating at peak efficiency, minimising energy loss and reduces the pump’s power requirements.
We are happy to provide a one-off service of your equipment, but would recommend a service contract to provide complete peace of mind.
With a service contract, you will receive automatic periodic services – we will contact you as the due date approaches and schedule an appointment. One of our engineers will visit you as arranged and carry out a full service of your equipment.
You will receive a full report detailing the condition of your pump and ancillaries, and we will maintain a log of your service history.
Products we can service:
Packages
Annual
Standard to medium usage
Full service once a year
Recommended for domestic Cold Water Booster pumps, Pool Pumps and Borehole Pumps
Bi-Annual
High usage
Full service every 6-months
Recommended for all Sump Pumps and Pumping Stations
Quarterly
High to very critical
Full service every 3-months
Recommended for any business-critical commercial Pumps
Our on-site full service includes:
- Assessment of the pump in situ, looking for any damage, leaks, undue vibration or other problems
- Submersible sewage/drainage pumps will be raised for physical inspection
- Check and clean float controls in any sumps
- Analysis of all electrical connections to pumps and controls
- Full inspection of control panel and their components
- Electrical current readings
- Operation check of high level alarm unit, or other warning systems
- Run and test of pump and control units
- Report on completion of service, noting any immediate remedial action or advisory notices for future consideration
