PUMP SERVICE & REPAIR
Industrial Pump Service & Repair Across the Midwest
Based in McHenry, Illinois, BPH helps industrial and sanitary customers across the Midwest get pumps and fluid-handling equipment back to reliable operation.
When performance drops, equipment fails or the same problem keeps returning, our team can help determine whether the right next step is repair, replacement or a closer look at the application.
Fix the Equipment.
Understand the Cause
A failed pump may need a rebuild. Repeated failures may point to something larger in the application or system. BPH can help look at both.
The Pump Failed
Repair and rebuild support to get equipment back into service.
The Problem Keeps Coming Back
Troubleshooting to help identify operating or application issues contributing to repeated failures.
Performance Has Changed
Evaluate flow, pressure, operating conditions or equipment fit when the pump is no longer doing what the process needs.
Repair or Replace?
Help determine when repairing the existing equipment makes sense and when replacement may be the better path.
SERVICE WHERE YOU NEED IT
Support for the Equipment Already in Your Process.
BPH provides pump repair through its shop facility as well as on-site service when the application calls for it.
Pump Repair & Rebuild
Shop and on-site repair support to restore equipment, evaluate wear and get pumps back into reliable service.
Troubleshooting & Field Support
When performance changes or the same problem keeps coming back, BPH can help identify what is happening in the pump, system or application.
Application & Replacement Support
Need to replace a pump or determine whether the current equipment is still the right fit? BPH can help evaluate the application and narrow the next step.
Start With What You Know.
You do not need a complete diagnosis before contacting BPH. A few basic details can help our team understand where to start.
Helpful information includes:
- Pump manufacturer and model
- Serial number, if available
- Photos of the pump or installation
- What the equipment is doing, or not doing
- When the problem started
- Any recent process or operating changes
Tell Us What’s Happening.
A pump that stopped, a problem that keeps returning or equipment that simply is not performing the way it should.
