Domestic booster sets
End-suction and vertical multistage pumps on a skid are the usual commercial domestic set. We repair seals, motors, checks, and controls, and we replace a pump when the volute or impeller is past it.
Low pressure upstairs is frustrating, and it’s often a booster, a tired tank, or a valve that isn’t fully open. We repair the commercial water pumps that feed the building, and we’ll explain what we find in plain language.
If any of these match, you’re in the right place. If it’s something else, just say so when you call.
End-suction and vertical multistage pumps on a skid are the usual commercial domestic set. We repair seals, motors, checks, and controls, and we replace a pump when the volute or impeller is past it.
A booster that keeps starting and stopping is often a sensor, a tank, or a drive. We’ll see what the set is actually doing before suggesting new pumps.
Hillside peninsula buildings and long Stockton warehouses both end up with boosters. The symptom is the same: the street has water, the top of the building does not.
These repairs usually need a short shutdown. We’ll tell you what has to be turned off, and whether a two-pump set can keep the building going on one pump while we work on the other.
We take care of pumps that are already installed and giving you trouble. Designing a brand-new building system is a different kind of project. If a set you already have is failing, give us a call.
Fire pumps follow a different code, so we leave those to the fire-protection folks. We’re glad to help with everyday domestic and process water pumps.
Yes. If someone can let us into the pump room and the shutoff is easy to find, that’s all we need. A labeled door and a working valve make the visit much smoother.