Motor, pump, and gearbox repair, tested before it leaves the workshop.

Rewind and repair service for AC and DC electric motors across industrial, commercial, and process applications. Diagnosis identifies whether a motor is a rewind candidate or needs full replacement before any work is committed to.

Every rewound motor is tested and issued with a test certificate before it leaves the workshop, and repairs are backed by a 12-month guarantee.

Repair and overhaul service for industrial pumps, addressing wear, seal failure, and performance loss. Root-cause engineering means the underlying reason for a failure is identified and addressed, not just the immediate symptom.

Overhauled units are rebuilt with OEM-equivalent parts, with full traceability retained for audit and procurement records.

Refurbishment of industrial gearboxes, covering bearing and seal replacement, gear inspection, and shaft work. Refurbished units are backed by the same 12-month guarantee as new repairs.

Where a gearbox failure points to a recurring design or loading issue, our engineers flag it as part of the handover rather than simply returning the unit to service.

Fault diagnosis and repair support for variable speed drives and motor control equipment, addressing failures that affect motor performance and site uptime.

Work is coordinated with our mechanical repair teams where a drive fault and a motor issue are linked, rather than treating electrical and mechanical faults as separate jobs.

Repair and overhaul of fan units and air handling unit motors, covering the same rewind, bearing, and balancing work applied to other rotating machinery, sized for HVAC and ventilation applications.

Site removal and reinstallation is available where the unit needs to come out for workshop repair rather than being serviced in place.

Vibration analysis on rotating machinery to identify developing faults, such as bearing wear, misalignment, or imbalance, before they cause an unplanned failure.

Findings feed into the root-cause approach applied across our repair work, giving maintenance teams evidence to plan intervention rather than reacting to a breakdown.

Thermal imaging surveys of electrical and mechanical equipment to identify hotspots caused by loose connections, overloaded circuits, or developing mechanical faults.

Findings are documented and reported, giving estates and facilities teams evidence to support planned maintenance and compliance records.

Dynamic balancing of rotating components to reduce vibration and extend service life, alongside laser alignment of motors, pumps, and gearboxes to correct shaft misalignment at the source of premature bearing and seal wear.

Both services are available on site, avoiding the need to remove equipment for correction.

Removal of motors, pumps, gearboxes, and associated equipment from site for workshop repair, and reinstallation once the work is complete, carried out by the same engineers responsible for the repair itself.

This keeps a single point of accountability for the job from removal through to the unit being back in service.