Here at Mawdsleys Pump Services, our expert team has the knowledge and experience to assist with any borehole pump repairs for various types of borehole pumps. Over many years, our team have found that borehole pumps can fail or perform poorly for a number of reasons. This can include:
– Faulty installation
– Old age
– Poor borehole design
– Failure of cable, pipe or non-return valve
– Pressure Switch Failure
– Pressure Vessel Failure
If you notice any of the above give us a call and we can advise you over the phone or attend ASAP. Our emergency breakdown 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 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
- Calpeda
- Lowara
- Dab
- Zenit
- Flygt
- Pedrollo
- Grundfos
- Xylem
- Wilo
- TT Pumps
- High energy costs
- No water available
A private water supply is a supply of water which does not come from a public water supply (from a water company unless it is subsequently supplied by someone else). Private supplies may come from a variety of sources, including wells, springs, boreholes and streams.
Regulations on private water supplies in England and Wales were introduced in 1991 and were replaced by new Regulations introduced early in 2010. The new Regulations apply to all who own or use a private water supply. The new Regulations have been introduced to ensure that water from private supplies is wholesome, so that people who drink water or consume food or drinks made from private supplies may do so without risk to their health.
This extract is taken from the Drinking Water Inspectorate and Local Council Guidance notes. These notes explain that Local authorities have the responsibility to check and conduct risk assessments on any private water supplies. All results from these checks will be supplied to the relevant owners of domestic and commercial properties.
However, this does not apply if your house is the only one supplied by a water source. Under these circumstances, you will need to request the council conduct an assessment which will be charged for.
If you need a fast, emergency call out for a borehole pump failure, call us now on Bristol:Â 0117 954 8030Â for our 24-hour emergency call out service.
We operate 7 days a week, covering  Somerset, Bristol, West Wales Wiltshire, the South-West and beyond.
Borehole Pump Repair FAQs
While it could be a falling water table, it is more likely a mechanical or electrical fault. Check your control box for any tripped breakers or “Dry Run” lights.
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.
Contact us immediately! We can give you advice on what to do even before we come to inspect.
If your borehole pump is positioned too low, it may start sucking up sediment, which can damage it. Stop the pump and get in touch with us.Â