What We Do

There are a few key criteria to be met before you can experience ideal water pressure and flow at home. 

When our specialists are on-site for diagnosis, we will:

• Identify your home water supply system.
• Inspect your piping condition and system.
• Identify potential blockages in your pipes or sanitary wares.
• Identify potential faults in your control valves.
• Identify potential surface or concealed pipes leakages.
• Identify water pump condition and installation. (if you have any)

Once the necessary information is gathered, our specialists will be able to recommend a solution followed by a quotation to remedy the problem.

It takes professional knowledge and experience to install an accurately specced water pump in the right location to achieve the ideal water pressure in your home. This also maximises the lifespan of the water pump according to homeowners water usage requirements.

Our process involves:

• Identifying an ideal location to install the pump. Preferably airy and free of convoluted pipings.
• Ensuring there are no air-locks in your pipes and the pump head.
• Ensuring water pressure is balanced across your home.
• Configuring a water supply failover system in case the water pump breaks down.

With a decade of experience providing homeowners with a solution to their water pressure issue, we have developed a deep knowledge in piping systems and how it affects water flow.

With plumbing being a component in our solution, homeowners can expect us to completely resolve their issue professionally and efficiently without involving other 3rd party plumbers.

Water pumps like any other mechanical device require maintenance to prolong its lifespan. Preventive maintenance also reduces the risk of unexpected breakdowns. We highly recommend that maintenance be carried out twice a year. (1-year free maintenance for every new water pump installed by us)

For existing customers, it is our promise to be on-site within 24 hours after receiving your call to diagnose your water pressure issue if you’re experiencing a sudden drop in water flow.