Pump Installation

Pump Installation & Replacement

New and replacement pump installation for domestic and commercial sewage, booster, basement, rainwater and managed-site systems.

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Pump installation designed around the duty

A reliable installation starts by confirming what must be pumped, the required flow and head, the system controls and how the equipment will be accessed for maintenance.

AFS installs new and replacement pump systems for homes, commercial properties, managed estates and developments across Hampshire, Surrey, West Sussex and surrounding areas.

Our scope can include site assessment, pump-duty review, removal of obsolete equipment, mechanical installation, associated valves and pipework, controls coordination, operational testing and commissioning.

For routine inspections and maintenance of an installed system, use our dedicated pump servicing page. Faults involving an existing pump station are covered by pump station repair and refurbishment.

For specialist pump work, our sister company Alton Pumps provides sewage pump installation.

New pump installation

Installation for new drainage, wastewater, water-pressure, basement and rainwater systems.

Replacement and upgrades

Replacement of failed, obsolete or incorrectly specified equipment after reviewing the required duty and existing system.

Testing and commissioning

Operational checks to pumps, controls, valves, alarms and associated equipment included in the agreed installation scope.

How our pump installation process works

Assess the application

We review the liquid, required flow and head, system arrangement, site access, controls and available information.

Specify and quote

The proposed pump, installation scope, associated components and any information still required are set out clearly.

Install and commission

The agreed equipment is installed, connected, tested and handed over with practical operating and maintenance advice.

Correct pump selection before installation

Replacing a pump only by matching the old model can repeat an existing sizing or system problem.

Pump selection should consider the required flow, static and friction head, liquid type, solids handling, run frequency, available power, controls, redundancy and the pipework connected to the system.

Where the existing pump has failed repeatedly, the wider system should be reviewed for blocked pipework, unsuitable duty, poor control settings, restricted valves, dry running, excessive starts or installation defects.

Selection information

  • Required flow and pumping head
  • Liquid type and solids passage
  • Pipe size, length and route
  • Electrical supply and control method
  • Single or duty-standby arrangement
  • Access for lifting and future maintenance

Pump types and applications

Different applications need different hydraulic, mechanical and control arrangements.

AFS supports sewage and wastewater pumps, package pump stations, basement and sump pumps, booster systems, rainwater harvesting pumps and other commercial pump applications.

Projects may involve a single replacement pump, a complete packaged system or coordinated civils, pipework and controls. The quotation defines the equipment and installation scope for the specific site.

Installation applications

  • Sewage and wastewater pumps
  • Package pumping stations
  • Booster and pressure systems
  • Basement and sump pumps
  • Rainwater harvesting pumps
  • Commercial and managed-site systems

Installation, controls and commissioning

A pump is only one part of the operating system.

Valves, pipework, level or pressure controls, electrical protection, alarms and the discharge route must work together. Installation also needs safe isolation and access for future servicing.

Commissioning checks depend on the system but may include start and stop levels, pressure settings, duty changeover, valve operation, alarm testing, leaks, noise, vibration and confirmation that the pump is operating within the intended arrangement.

Typical handover checks

  • Pump start, stop and direction
  • Float, probe or pressure control
  • Non-return and isolation valves
  • Duty-standby changeover where fitted
  • High-level or fault alarms
  • Access and maintenance requirements

A package pump station installation in Kingston upon Thames

AFS excavated and installed a new 2 x 1 pump chamber with two 230v sewage-rated pumps, connected with 2 inch pipework and valves. The existing drains were connected into the chamber and the chamber onto the existing discharge pipework, then the control panel and float switches were fitted. The old tank was infilled and surplus spoil removed.

Read the Kingston upon Thames pump station case study →

Check we cover your area

We cover about 50 miles around Alton. Type the first part of your postcode and we will tell you the nearest town we cover, how far it is from Alton and whether it is inside our area.

The first part is enough, for example GU34. We use it only to work out the distance from Alton and we do not keep it.

Enter the first part of your postcode, for example GU34.

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Request Pump Installation advice or a quote

Send the details through and a member of the AFS team will come back to you.

Pump Installation FAQs

Do you install both new and replacement pumps?

Yes. AFS installs pumps for new systems and replaces failed, obsolete or unsuitable equipment after reviewing the required duty and existing arrangement.

Which types of pump do you install?

We support sewage and wastewater pumps, package pump stations, booster systems, basement and sump pumps, rainwater harvesting pumps and other commercial applications.

Can you replace a pump with a different model?

Yes, where appropriate. The replacement should be selected against the required flow, head, liquid, pipework, electrical supply and controls rather than physical size alone.

Does installation include controls and alarms?

It can. The quotation will state whether controls, floats or probes, alarms, valves, pipework, electrical coordination and commissioning are included.

Do you also provide ongoing pump servicing?

Yes. Routine inspection and planned maintenance are covered on our dedicated pump servicing page so installation and servicing search intent remain separate.

Which areas do you cover?

AFS mainly covers Hampshire, Surrey, West Sussex, Berkshire and nearby areas from our base near Alton and Liphook.

Need help with pump installation?

Send an enquiry or call the AFS team. We’ll confirm the practical next step and whether a site visit is needed.

Call 01420 561661