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Pump shop · Fontana, CA
A pump that loses prime, cavitates or eats seals is telling you something — and rebuilding it before it destroys the housing is almost always the cheaper conversation. Our Fontana pump shop rebuilds vacuum pumps, slurry pumps, hydraulic pumps and industrial process pumps, with machining in-house and testing before any pump goes back into service.
Pump shop · Fontana, CA
Liquid ring and rotary vane vacuum pumps, slurry and dewatering pumps, hose pumps, twin-screw and gear pumps, hydraulic pumps of every configuration — we disassemble, measure, machine and rebuild them, replacing wear parts and restoring clearances to specification.
Every rebuild ends the same way: testing. A pump that has not been run and verified does not leave the shop.
Pump Repair & Rebuilding in Fontana · Fontana, CAFontana and the surrounding Inland Empire run pumps in aggregate washing, water treatment, concrete, refining support and manufacturing. When one goes down at 2 AM, our 24-hour rush line is the call — regular hours Monday–Friday 6 AM–5 PM, emergency service every day of the year, free pick-up, delivery and quotes.
A clear path from the first call to a tested component or machine returned to work.
Coordinate free equipment or component pick-up when applicable.
Disassemble and evaluate the complete failure.
Document condition and findings for a clear repair conversation.
Define the recommended work and quote before proceeding.
Confirm scope, urgency and the practical path forward.
Machine, weld, rebuild or reverse engineer required components.
Verify operation and workmanship before release.
Return the completed component or equipment to service.
If the housing and core components are sound, a rebuild usually restores full performance for less than replacement cost — and faster than ordering new on many industrial models. We inspect and quote before you decide.
Vacuum pumps (liquid ring and rotary vane), slurry and dewatering pumps, hose pumps, twin-screw pumps and hydraulic pumps.
Yes — testing is step seven of our repair process. A rebuilt pump is verified before it is released.
Often, yes — and when a part is discontinued, our machine shop can manufacture or restore components, including shafts and wear parts.
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