In-house inspection, repair and replacement support from our Dewsbury workshop.
Fast, practical engineering to reduce downtime and get equipment back into service.
In-house inspection, repair and replacement support from our fully equipped Dewsbury workshop, supporting customers across West Yorkshire and the wider UK. Fast, practical engineering to reduce downtime and get critical equipment back into service safely and cost-effectively.
Industrial pumps including - centrifugal, submersible, multistage and vacuum units
Gearboxes including - worm, helical, planetary, inline and custom-built types
Electric motors - mechanical seals, bearing assemblies and rotating components
We support customers across UK manufacturing, food and beverage processing, water and wastewater, utilities and general industrial applications.
Fault finding, strip-down and condition assessment
Cleaning, shot blasting and detailed inspection
Precision machining and component replacement
Balancing, alignment and repainting
Functional testing, quality checks and reporting
Wherever possible, repairs are completed using OEM or trusted equivalent parts to ensure performance, reliability and service life. All repairs are carried out at our in-house engineering facility in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire. The workshop is equipped to handle both emergency breakdown repairs and full refurbishments.
Every unit follows a structured repair process, from receipt through to final sign-off. Before any major work is undertaken, we provide clear feedback on condition, recommended next steps, estimated costs and lead times. Our repair process is outlined in the infographic below, giving full visibility of how equipment moves through inspection, repair, testing and return.
Equipment can be delivered directly to our Dewsbury workshop, or we can arrange collection from the site. We keep logistics straightforward to reduce disruption and keep downtime to a minimum.
Over 30 years’ experience in pumps and gearboxes
UK-based workshop with skilled, time-served engineers
Honest advice on repair versus replacement
Fast turnaround without corporate overheads
Nationwide support from our Dewsbury facility
We don’t just repair equipment, we help customers make the right decisions and keep operations running.
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Understand what failed and why
Every repair starts with inspection and fault diagnosis. Our engineers assess the condition of the unit to identify the cause of failure, the extent of wear or damage, and the risk of repeat issues.
This upfront assessment ensures that repair work is targeted, justified and commercially sensible before any commitment is made.
Where repair is viable, we carry out in-house repairs to OEM specification wherever possible. Components are repaired or replaced as required to restore performance, reliability and safety.
Our focus is on correct, long-lasting repairs, not temporary fixes.
When repair is no longer the best option
If repair is not the most effective route, we can support fast replacement through our supply and UK assembly capability. Like-for-like pump, motor or gearbox replacements
Alternative solutions where OEM lead times are extended In many cases, replacement can reduce downtime compared to extended repair cycles.
Reduce repeat failures and downtime
Where failures occur repeatedly, the root cause is often linked to specification, installation or operating conditions rather than a single component.
We work with customers to improve reliability through:
These changes are often small but can significantly extend asset life and reduce ongoing maintenance costs.
Customer contacts the repairs team to discuss sending in the unit for inspection and repair.
Once received, units are stripped in the industrial workshop and washed in the industrial parts washer to remove excess product/grime for inspection
Parts are inspected for reuse or replacement with the engineer listing each component on a condition report
Customer will receive repair report including photos and quotation for the work required on the pump or gearbox repair with an estimated time scale.
Customer raises an order against the quote for the repair specifying any requirements and preferences.
Assembled units undergo thorough quality control checks, including visual inspections and functional testing.
Our skilled technicians assemble the unit using the relevant parts and according to customer specifications.
Production team retrieves necessary materials and components from stock and/or goods inwards, ensuring all required parts are available. Reusable components are rewashed in the parts washer.
Our repair team processes the order purchasing required parts and schedules production based on available stock and capacity.
Units are pressure tested, drained, and sealed to ensure they meet our quality standards before leaving the clean room area.
Finished units are securely packaged and labelled with customer information before being shipped to the designated location.
Customer receives the unit and installs them according to their requirements, with support provided by our team if needed.
Our customer service team remains available to provide ongoing support and address any questions or issues after delivery.
