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Our Fontana pump workshop · Fontana, CA
Fontana Pump Repair & Rebuilding
When a pump will not hold prime, starts cavitating or keeps chewing through seals, it is warning you — and catching that warning early, before the housing is wrecked, nearly always costs less. At our Fontana workshop we rebuild vacuum, slurry, hydraulic and industrial process pumps, machine what we need on site and prove every pump on test before it returns to duty.
Our Fontana pump workshop · Fontana, CA
Rebuilds for the pumps local industry depends on
Vacuum pumps in liquid ring and rotary vane designs, slurry and dewatering units, hose pumps, twin-screw and gear pumps, and hydraulic pumps in every layout come through this bench — each one stripped, measured, machined and rebuilt with worn parts renewed and clearances brought back to specification.
However different the pumps are, each rebuild finishes identically — on test. Nothing leaves here until it has been run and checked.
Makes on our benchKinneyNashBredelDragflowSchurcoAlfa LavalParkerEatonVickersGardner Denver
Fontana pump repair and rebuilding · Fontana, CAServing pump users across the Inland Empire and further afield
Across Fontana and the wider Inland Empire, pumps keep aggregate wash plants, water treatment sites, concrete operations, refinery support and factories moving. If one quits at 2 AM, the rush line is answered — standard hours run Monday–Friday 6 AM–5 PM, emergency cover runs on all 365 days, and pick-up, delivery and quotes cost nothing.
- Vacuum pump work covering liquid ring and vane types
- Rebuilding slurry and dewatering units
- Hydraulic pump repairs with bench testing
- Servicing hose pumps and twin-screw pumps
- Restoring shafts, seals and bearings
From first call to final test in eight steps
Each engagement follows the same eight stages and ends with a checked component or machine back in service.
Full inspection
The unit comes apart so the whole failure can be properly assessed.
Evidence on camera
We record the condition and findings in photos and video to support an open repair discussion.
Quoted scope
The work we recommend is set out and priced before any of it goes ahead.
Your approval
We confirm what will be done, how quickly it is needed and the practical way forward.
Making what's needed
Components are machined, welded, rebuilt or reverse-engineered in-house.
Verification testing
Before release, we confirm the unit operates as it should and the workmanship holds up.
Back to work
The completed component or machine is returned, ready to earn its keep again.
Common questions, straight answers
Is it better to rebuild my pump or buy a new one?
Provided the housing and core parts remain healthy, rebuilding normally brings back full performance for less money than a replacement — and on plenty of industrial models it is quicker than waiting for a new unit to arrive. We will inspect the pump and price the job before you have to choose.
Which pump families do you rebuild?
Vacuum pumps of the liquid ring and rotary vane kinds, slurry and dewatering pumps, hose pumps, twin-screw pumps and hydraulic pumps.
Do rebuilt pumps get tested before they go back?
They do — testing sits at step seven of our process, and a rebuilt pump is proven before it is handed back.
What about parts for older pumps?
Frequently we can source them — and where a part has been discontinued, the machine shop can make a replacement or restore the original, shafts and wear components included.
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Down right now? The rush line answers day and night.
(949) 400-2937Arrange a visit or open a repair order
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Give us the make and model, the symptoms, where the machine is, how pressing it is and the time that suits you. Your entries open as a text addressed to John, letting you review everything before sending.