Water Pressure Booster Pump Installation
The typical installation consists of a booster pump and back up water tank.

The installation should not take more than a day to complete with very little disruption to the client. The pump and water tank need to as close together as possible and a power supply will have to be installed at the chosen site for the pump and tank.
The tank and pump are connected into the main water supply to the property. The water supply is routed into the tank thereafter it goes to the pump and back into the water supply and boosts your pressure in the house or office. The water is constantly going through the tank so there is no chance of stagnant water.
A supply tank is necessary for the installation for it to work effectively. If you have a pressure problem then there is not sufficient water coming into the system, therefore you cannot boost the system without a backup water supply. A booster pump needs water for it to work effectively therefore if there is not sufficient water coming in the pump will run dry and cannot run at its full potential.
The size of the tank will be determined by one of our qualified technical staff as each installation differs depending on the individual needs.
With a backup water tank you will never be without water again when the municipality are busy with emergency repairs and maintenance that can sometimes take days.
