Pump Refurbishment — The Practical Alternative to Buying New
When a pump's motor and housing are still sound but worn, a full refurbishment often costs a fraction of a new unit — new bearings, new seals, a proper clean, and a function test to confirm it's back to full working order.
What's Included in a Refurbishment
Full Strip-Down
The pump is completely disassembled and every component inspected individually.
Bearings & Seals
Worn bearings and mechanical seals — the most common failure points — are replaced.
Cleaning & Reassembly
Housing, impeller and casing are cleaned of scale and debris before reassembly.
Function Testing
The refurbished pump is run-tested for flow, noise and current draw before hand-back.
Pump Refurbishment — Frequently Asked Questions
Refurbishment addresses the mechanical side of the pump — bearings, seals, housing wear, cleaning — while rewinding addresses the electrical windings inside the motor. A pump often needs one or the other, occasionally both, and we'll tell you which after inspection.
Age matters less than condition. We've refurbished pumps well over a decade old where the housing and core components were still sound. The main question is whether replacement parts are available and whether the cost still makes sense against a new unit.
Yes, refurbishment work is backed by the same workmanship guarantee as our repairs and rewinding.
Worth Refurbishing, Or Time to Replace?
Send us the pump's details and we'll give you an honest assessment before you spend on either option.