Shop & field
Industrial Pump Repair, Rebuild and Overhaul
Full teardown, inspection and rebuild of industrial pumps in our Soldotna facility — with measurement, machining, component replacement, reassembly and testing before the unit goes back to service.
Common equipment
- End-suction and split-case centrifugal pumps
- Slurry pumps and wear components
- Vertical turbine and submersible pumps
- Positive displacement pumps
- Motors, gearboxes and drive components
Why customers call
- Loss of flow or discharge pressure
- Excessive vibration or noise
- Seal or packing leakage
- Bearing temperature or lubrication problems
- Repeated failures at short intervals
Process
How the work runs
- 01
Receive and record
Equipment logged, photographed and tagged on arrival.
- 02
Teardown and clean
Disassembly and cleaning to expose actual wear and damage.
- 03
Inspect and measure
Dimensional inspection of shafts, bores, clearances and wear surfaces.
- 04
Report and quote
Findings, recommended scope and options before work proceeds.
- 05
Repair and machine
Machining, sleeving, bearing and seal replacement, impeller work, balancing.
- 06
Reassemble and test
Assembly to spec, rotation checks, and testing appropriate to the unit.
Shop vs. field
- Shop: complete teardown, machining, balancing and reassembly
- Field: removal, reinstallation, alignment and startup
Testing and documentation
- Inspection findings
- Photo record
- Parts replaced list
- Test results where applicable
Industries served
- Oil and Gas
- Mining
- Municipal
- Seafood Processing
Equipment brands
Manufacturers we work with
- ARO
- Schurco Slurry
- Valmet
- Summit Lubrication
- Hevvy Pumps
Proof
Related projects
FAQ
Pump Repair and Overhaul questions
- Do you inspect before quoting?
- For most rebuilds we perform teardown and inspection first, then quote the actual required scope.
- Can you handle a pump we ship in?
- Yes. Contact us before shipping so we can confirm receiving details and tag the equipment correctly.
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