Pump Repair

01/01/1970

In many instances it makes good economic sense to repair rather than replace. Dependent on the particular fault it is possible that a repair will -      reduce the cost of getting your system back on line -      reduce your ongoing energy costs -      reduce you or your businesses environmental impact   Typically the cost of repairing a pump will be significantly lower than the cost of the new pump. But the true costs of getting your system back on line don't end there. You should keep in mind that manufacturers update pump models, making previous versions either unobtainable or at the very least higher priced and with longer lead times. There is also the possibility that the newer "current" model differs dimensionally to your failed pump making pipe work changes necessary.   Once a faulty bearing has been replaced the power consumed by the pump will return to near new parameters reducing your energy costs. Furthermore in hard water areas we can take the opportunity during a repair to remove calcium build up on the impeller and housing thus ensuring that hydraulic efficiency is also returned to near new parameters.   The environmental impact of regarding a pump as a throw away commodity should not be ignored. This factor is difficult to place a value on in pounds, shillings and pence. It is more of an ethical consideration.   At Carter Pumps, we have fully equipped repair workshops complete with full wet hydraulic testing facilities. Our team of pump technicians have many years experience repairing almost any pump type. With technical excellence and ready access to all leading pump brand spares why not let Carter Pumps Ltd take a look at your next pump break down.