Shop & field
Preventative Maintenance for Pumping Equipment
Scheduled inspections, lubrication, component replacement, seal and vibration observations, and asset documentation that turns reactive repairs into planned work.
Common equipment
- Critical process pumps
- Lift stations
- Transfer and booster systems
- Motors and gearboxes
Why customers call
- Repeat unplanned failures
- No maintenance history for critical assets
- Spare parts never on hand when needed
- Equipment condition unknown before a seasonal peak
Process
How the work runs
- 01
Inventory the assets
Identify critical equipment, duty and failure consequence.
- 02
Set the schedule
Inspection intervals matched to duty and access.
- 03
Perform and record
Inspection, lubrication, adjustment and component replacement.
- 04
Plan ahead
Recommended spares, upcoming rebuilds and budget planning.
Shop vs. field
- Field: scheduled inspections and service
- Shop: planned rebuilds between seasons
Testing and documentation
- Asset list
- Inspection records
- Recommended spares list
Industries served
- Municipal
- Agriculture
- Manufacturing
- Seafood Processing
Equipment brands
Manufacturers we work with
- ARO
- Schurco Slurry
- Valmet
- Summit Lubrication
- Hevvy Pumps
FAQ
Preventative Maintenance questions
- Can maintenance be scheduled around our shutdowns?
- Yes — planned work around outages and seasonal shutdowns is the most efficient way to do it.
- Do you keep records for us?
- We provide inspection records you can keep with your asset documentation.
Related
Other services
Tell us what failed, and we'll tell you what it takes.
Send equipment details, nameplate photos and site information — or call the office to talk it through with someone who works on this equipment.