Shower Pumps

A noisy shower pump can be enough to drive you mad. It's one problem with your shower you could do without. The banging. The vibrating. The whining. It may provide a fantastic shower, but if someone is showering while you sleep, a noisy water pump is going to drive you nuts. But before you panic, rip the pump from the... Read more

An electric pump is a useful accessory for enhancing your showering experience and maintaining a steady pressure and flow of water to the shower head. Shower pumps work most efficiently on stored water rather than direct mains water to a storage tank, while not essential, is preferable. Installing a shower pump is a relatively straightforward job, but to avoid the... Read more

Showers are much more pleasant and invigorating when they benefit from decent water pressure, and this usually necessitates a shower pump. However, in some cases this solves the shower problem of low pressure while creating a new problem of noise. If you are struggling with a noisy shower pump, there are a number of things to consider… In our opinion... Read more

If you're having problems with your shower, there's a chance it might need bleeding. Bleeding your shower pump is a straightforward yet crucial task that helps remove trapped air, restoring its effectiveness. We'll take you through the step-by-step process of bleeding a shower pump, giving you the knowledge to tackle this task confidently and keep your shower running smoothly. This... Read more

Finding out you have a broken shower pump can be a nightmare. Thankfully shower pumps can be replaced. So if you need to replace your shower pump, you're in the right place. This is the complete guide to finding a replacement for a broken shower pump. So, if you want to: - Find an exact replacement shower pump - Find... Read more

If your shower is not forceful enough due to insufficient water pressure, then you may be considering installing a shower pump to improve the pressure.  But first, before you buy a shower pump, you need to consider whether you need a positive or negative shower pump. So how do you decide which type of shower pump you need?  Well, it... Read more

Contents Basic ChecksMy Shower Pump is Making Too Much NoiseMy Shower Pump is PulsingMy Shower Pump has Too Much FlowMy Pump Keeps Turning Itself OffMy Pump is Making a Constant Humming NoiseMy Pump is Not Adding Pressure to My ShowerMy Pump Keeps Turning Itself On and OffHow to Reduce Noise Coming From Your Shower PumpThe Quietest Shower Pumps on the... Read more

Getting a decent shower in the morning shouldn’t cost too much. That said, with shower pump quality at least, you always get what you pay for.  If you’re looking to buy a shower pump, the general rule is the more expensive the shower pump, the more power you get. The more power you buy, the stronger the water flow you... Read more

A shower pump acts as a booster pump, increasing the pressure within your hot water system. Installed close to the hot and cold water storage tanks, it uses an electric motor to drive an impeller. This impeller creates centrifugal force, which increases the energy of the incoming water flow. The higher-energy water is then directed towards your showerhead, giving you... Read more

A broken shower pump is an absolute nightmare. Waking up one morning, looking forward to your bursting, refreshing shower, only to find it’s been replaced by a lousy dribble. Nightmare. The problem can be far worse than skipping the morning shower. In a worst-case scenario, a damaged shower pump could rupture a pipe, leading to flooding and severe damage to... Read more