Booster sets, single pump units, fixed or variable speed. We have the knowledge and resources to look after your system no matter what your requirements are. Many existing properties which have had booster pump systems previously installed are likely to have a break tank and separate water pump. This can range from a huge amount of water pump manufactures including Grundfos, Lowara, DAB, Wilo and many more. These manufacturers provide a range of control equipment which can be simple or complicated.

DWP Services are able to maintain existing systems including emergency breakdown and repairs. If your booster pump system has failed beyond economical repair DWP Services will find a solution to get you up and running then advise further on a potential replacement booster set.

From ultraviolet to nitrate removal, your water can be treated to ensure it is fit for consumption. Water treatment is critical to ensure a safe water supply, DWP Services can carry out water samples for laboratory testing, providing a full analysis report giving the customer complete peace of mind. Once you have the report we can discuss if any water treatment is required and to what extend.

Water pumps can go wrong. Whether it is a lack of maintenance or a mechanical or electrical failure, a service visit can be very beneficial to understand your system and offer advice, repair or a replace failed or problematic components. Below we have listed some common water pump failures:

• Water pump dry running
• Expansion vessel failure
• Motor failure
• leaking mechanical seals
• Hydrovar failure
• Pressure switch failure
• Non-Return-Valve failure.

If your system is suffering from any of the above or any others we can provide a quick effective repair whilst providing future measures to prevent unforeseen water pump problems.

No two projects are the same. Especially when it comes down to private water supplies. All customers want value for money and reliability, bespoke pump systems are often a first choice. By designing a site specific booster set we can ensure it is user friendly whilst you have more input on what parts are used to suit your budget. Consideration is also required for the location of your booster unit, for example if it needs to be stored in a loft space the mechanical noise is worth consideration. If your unit is in an outbuilding is it protected from frost or damp? These factors can be assessed with a site survey and we can advise you accordingly with the most reliable cost effective way to design your system.