Pump Servicing

Yes, all of engineers are qualified and experience engineers in their fields.

Yes, our services are nationwide. Whether you have one or multiple water systems and one or multiple sites, we provide services across the country, with qualified engineers scattered throughout the UK and offices based in Hertfordshire which is a 30-minute train journey to London King’s Cross. Get in contact with us and book an appointment where we can carry out a legionella risk assessment. We will look at factors like your water temperature, redundant pipework, where your water is stored and test for bacteria in water systems.

Yes, we provide a range of comprehensive basement pump service plans, ensuring flexibility to meet your specific needs. Regardless of your choice, you can trust uRisk to deliver peace of mind and safeguard your basement pump and assets.

Our team of friendly engineers is not only highly trained and fully qualified but also committed to maintaining the highest health and safety standards.

For more information about our services, please explore the options below or contact one of our dedicated Service Representatives at 033 309 05554.

Basement pump servicing is recommended every three to four months.

A defective sump pump probably won’t be obvious until it fails to operate when it’s needed. By then, basement flooding and water damage could be extreme. Routine sump pump maintenance is recommended every three to four months with a more comprehensive procedure annually. Basement pump servicing and regularly checking your basement pumps

There are a lot of parts on a water pump station, which all require periodic attention to check their condition. As we’ve already mentioned, the type of pump and the application will dictate the checks that are relevant to your system. We’ve included a list of some of the key areas to assess in a submersible pumping station below.

• Check the physical condition of the pumping equipment used in your pump station to ensure it is secure and undamaged.
• Specifically examine the condition of the pump station including its impeller, seals, bearings, valves and volute.
• Assess the condition of pipework for wear or damage.
• Ensure sump and floats are clean.
• Check electrical components and equipment to ensure insulation is intact, fuses are in good condition, and bulbs and heaters are working properly.
• Finally, check that all safeguards are operating correctly and that alarm beacons and buzzers are functional.

Knowing when to replace a water pump can be difficult. Most of the wear that occurs on a water pump is on the internal parts of the unit and therefore, can’t be seen until opened up. Therefore, in most cases, you will have to rely on your pump specialist to provide you with guidance during routine maintenance and servicing. Aside from replacing a damaged or worn pump, there is also a case for replacing an old inefficient one.

Regular maintenance and servicing of water pumps are crucial to ensure they operate efficiently, preventing water supply issues and potential disruptions to business operations.

• Unusual noises such as banging, grinding, squealing, whining, or clunking
• Vibrations during operation
• Overheating of pump components
• Decreased pump performance or efficiency
• More frequent cycling on and off
• Leakage from the pump
• Increased energy bills without explanation
• Decreased water pressure
• Changes in water quality
• Persistent clogged drains
• Backup of sewage

If you notice any of these signs, it’s essential to have your pump inspected and serviced promptly by experienced engineers to prevent further damage and ensure optimal performance.

Servicing typically includes inspection, cleaning, lubrication, and replacement of worn-out components as necessary to maintain functionality and prevent breakdowns.

Establishing a regular servicing schedule with qualified professionals like uRisk ensures that your pump systems remain reliable and efficient, minimizing the risk of costly repairs and downtime.

uRisk offers exceptional pump maintenance services performed by fully qualified engineers, ensuring your pumps operate properly and efficiently. Contact us to learn more about our servicing, repair, and installation services, as well as service contracts.