Pump Express

Pump Express are a midlands-based supplier of water pumps and water treatment equipment serving the UK market. Our extensive stock allows for same day collection or next day delivery across a wide range of products. We provide a range of water pump solutions to meet your requirements including pumps for domestic and commercial water boosting, self-priming & multistage pumps, submersible pumps for drainage, sewage, wells or borehole applications and more. Our range of water treatment equipment includes; water softeners, water filtration, UV disinfection & reverse osmosis systems for private or mains water supplies.

Pump Express offer the highest quality products for your water pumping requirements. Whether you need to boost your water pressure and flow, use a well to fill a holding tank, get rid of floodwater, transfer liquids or anything else you need a pump for, we have the right product for you! With experts on hand with over 25 years experience, there is no situation we won't be able to advise you on. Using a very large warehouse our despatch team pick, pack and send your purchase the same day of you ordering (except for custom made items or where 2-5 days is displayed.)

Shower pumps are designed to help get the best performance possible from your shower. Our range of shower pumps are for use in gravity fed systems - where you have a cold water tank (usually located in the loft) and a hot water tank (usually a copper cylinder clad with insulation in an airing cupboard). Negative Head (aka Universal) - These are designed for boosting showers and taps level with or above your cold water tank and are designed to start and stop using a pressure switch. Positive Head (aka Standard) - These are designed for boosting showers and taps below your cold water tank and are designed to start and stop using a flow switch.

Our most commonly asked questions are 'how do I boost water pressure to my house?', or 'can I use a pump to give me a more powerful shower?' Throughout the UK existing mains water has had its pressure reduced to combat leaks, or new buildings are going up and sharing the same mains pipe which can't cope with the increased demand. This is generally only a problem at peak times but is increasingly becoming a frustration for many homeowners across the country. With promises of a 'power shower' with new bathroom suites, the disappointment that follows with household water pressure unable to keep up is becoming more and more common.