A home, business or site without water or normal water pressure is the last thing you want. Whatever the application issues with the equipment are uncomfortable and need immediate attention.
Our emergency breakdown pump service is available 24/7, 365 days a year.
Speed of Service
When your pump fails, you need action—not promises. That’s why we respond fast, and fix it faster.
24/7 Support
Your pump doesn’t care what time it is when it breaks down. Neither do we. We operate 365 days a year.
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Precise Communication
Our specialists will give you the full picture and keep you in the loop every step of the way.
Local coverage
We provide water booster pump services to the South West and South Wales:
Bristol, Cardiff, Newport, Bath, Cheltenham, Gloucester, Weston-super-Mare, Bridgewater, Thornton, Exeter, Salisbury, Southampton, Reading, Swindon, Slough, Oxford, Basingstoke, Newbury, Worcester, Hereford, Yeovil
Accreditations
- Pump leaking
- Pump not starting
- Pump not stopping
- Pump constantly turning on and off
If you notice either of these, call an expert pump engineer to inspect your unit. Our team has extensive knowledge of sewage pumping systems and can fix most problems on-site.
- No water
- Noisy pump
- Leak
- Increase in water bills
- Increase in electric
- Low water pressure
In certain situations, a water pressure pump will be damaged beyond repair. Here at Mawdsleys Pump Services, we have the capabilities to replace and fit new booster pumps if it is required. We find that some existing installations can be upgraded to provide a variable speed pump, which will provide you with additional benefits including energy savings.
To organise an engineer for our emergency booster pump repair service, or to find out more about upgrading your pump contact the team today.
Booster Pump Repair FAQs
Failure to start is often caused by a lack of power, but if the electrics are fine, the culprit is usually a failed pressure sensor or a low-water cut-out. Modern booster sets are designed to shut down if they detect a lack of incoming water.
The price varies depending on:
- The location of the site
- Whether we can fix the problem on-site or we have to remove the pump
- The type of pump
Do not hesitate to call us if your sewage pump fails, as we can provide you with guidance over the phone, too.
This is almost always due to a loss of air pressure in the accumulator tank (the pressure vessel). Don’t ignore short cycling; it is the leading cause of premature motor burnout.
Contact us immediately! We can give you advice on what to do even before we come to inspect.
There are two main culprits here: worn bearings or cavitation.