Rainwater Tank Pump Fitting, Repairs & Servicing
We provide professional rainwater pump supply and installation services to residential and agricultural customers across Dorset, Devon, Somerset, and Wiltshire. We also offer maintenance, repairs and servicing, plus replacement pumps and controllers for existing rainwater harvesting systems.
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Rainwater pumps are essential for efficiently moving water to where it’s needed most. In home gardens, pumps are required to supply water from tanks or water butts to hoses and irrigation systems, or where rainwater is supplying toilets and washing machines. For underground water tanks, pumps are needed to bring water up to the surface and above-ground level.
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Additionally, pumps are vital in agricultural settings, delivering water from rainwater tanks to irrigation systems, livestock troughs, or other essential applications.
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We stock a comprehensive range of high-quality pumps, pressure vessels and controllers from trusted brands including 3P Technik and Steelpumps, both renowned for their reliability, efficiency, and durability. Our pump selection includes options tailored for residential, commercial and horticultural/agricultural rainwater collection systems with submersible and non-submersible options.
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Whether you need to upgrade your rainwater harvesting system with a new pump, repair an existing one, or schedule an annual health check, contact our team today—we’re here to help!
When is a Rainwater Pump Required?
A rainwater tank pump or water butt pump is necessary whenever water needs to be moved from a tank for applications such as supplying hoses, sprinklers, crop sprayers, livestock troughs or irrigation systems.
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Many different types of pumps can be used for rainwater harvesting systems and the best option will depend on the capacity of your tanks or water butts and how the water is being used.
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Pumps can be submersible or non-submersible. Submersible pumps are stored within the tank or water butt and are typically used for underground tanks. Non-submersible pumps, often referred to as surface or above-ground pumps, are stored outside the tank and are more commonly used with above-ground tanks and water butts.
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Our experienced team will assess your rainwater harvesting system and recommend the best pump for your tank and requirements. If your system already has a pump installed that is no longer functioning, we will check to see if it can be fixed or serviced before deciding on the best replacement options.
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Serving customers across Dorset, Devon, Wiltshire and Somerset, we are committed to promoting sustainable water use while delivering exceptional service. Contact us today to learn more about how our rainwater tank pump installation services can help you make the most of your rainwater harvesting system.
Our Rainwater Pump Services
We offer a full range of rainwater pump services from supply and installation to maintenance, servicing and repairs.
The main pump services we offer include:
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Rainwater pump supply & installation
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Above-ground tank pumps
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Underground tank pumps
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Repairs and maintenance
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Pump servicing and annual health checks
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Agricultural tank supply and installation
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Water butt pumps
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Installing pumps to feed water through to irrigation systems and sprinklers
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Installing pumps to supply water for washing machines and toilet flushing
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If you are looking for a new pump, have a problem with your existing pump or are looking to expand your system and need a new pump to keep up with increased demand, contact our team and we’ll be happy to help.
Annual Pump Servicing & Healthchecks
A rainwater tank pump is an essential component for ensuring efficient water distribution from your tank. Regular annual servicing and health checks can help to extend the pump's lifespan and maintain its performance. Taking these proactive measures helps identify and address potential issues before they escalate into costly repairs or pump failure.
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Investing in annual pump servicing and health checks not only prolongs the life of your rainwater harvesting pump but also ensures consistent performance, reduces the risk of breakdowns and delivers long-term cost savings.
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What's Involved?
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During an annual service and health check, our team will inspect critical components such as seals, bearings, and motor performance. We’ll also check for wear and tear, leaks, or blockages that may hinder efficiency and dirt and debris build-up within the pump.
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Our annual service includes routine maintenance tasks such as cleaning inlet screens, inspecting for unusual noises, and assessing water quality.
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We can also incorporate a tank and filter cleaning service to remove debris and ensure your system runs efficiently. This typically reduces repair costs and the risk of malfunction as over time, debris build-up can strain the system and reduce its longevity.
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By integrating these actions into the service, the pump remains in top condition without relying on user intervention.
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