Arrival
We arrange collection, delivery, or an inspection out in the field.
For water treatment, irrigation, and public works
Pump and drive repairs organized around the business of moving water — treatment, drainage, and pressure service in municipal, agricultural, and facility systems.

Industrial gearbox work
The reducers, right-angle drives, shafts, bearings, couplings, and housings tied to treatment, irrigation, and pumping equipment are all rebuilt here.
An incoming inspection, full teardown and cleaning, measurements of every critical dimension, assessment of gears and shafts, fresh bearings and seals, restoration of housings and bores, newly manufactured gears where needed, careful reassembly, alignment, and a final round of testing.
Failures we see most
Each gearbox, pump, or machine that arrives here follows the same careful route, from first inspection through to its return to duty.
We arrange collection, delivery, or an inspection out in the field.
The whole assembly comes apart while the evidence of failure stays intact.
Wear gets measured, the root cause gets pinned down, and everything is written up.
We set out the repair we recommend, along with any faster-turnaround options.
Components get machined, welded, rebuilt, or made from scratch.
Restored parts go back in alongside fresh bearings and seals.
Alignment, rotation, and running condition are all verified.
Delivery is arranged and the equipment heads back to work.
Pump and vacuum work
Pumps of nearly every water-handling kind — centrifugal, turbine, submersible, sewage, split-case, series-case, sump, dewatering, irrigation, well, and process-water units — receive a full inspection and rebuild here.
Our benches cover both older legacy units and current production equipment from a wide spread of industrial gearbox and pump makers. Ring us with the precise nameplate details, model, and symptoms, and we will confirm how the repair would run.
On the gear side: parallel-shaft, right-angle, worm, helical, bevel, and planetary units, plus custom-built drives. On the fluid side: centrifugal, split-case, turbine, submersible, positive-displacement, diaphragm, metering, and slurry pumps, together with vacuum and blower systems. Send us a photo of the nameplate so we can pin down the exact model before any work starts.