Ignite Plumbing & Heating
Pump Repairs in Norwich — Shower, Heating & Booster Pumps.
A pump fault can be caused by the pump itself, air, restrictions, controls, valves, wiring, or an unsuitable installation. We test the surrounding system before deciding whether repair, adjustment, or replacement is needed.
Shower pumps
If a shower pump pulses, runs on, vibrates, leaks, or will not start, we check the water supply, filters, flow switch, pipe arrangement, isolation valves, and pump condition. Correct installation is essential for reliable operation.
Central-heating circulator pumps
Cold radiators, boiler noise, poor circulation, or a hot boiler with little heat reaching the system can indicate a pump or control issue. We check power, settings, valves, pressure, and circulation before recommending replacement.
Noise, vibration, and air
Pumps are often blamed for noise created by trapped air, restrictions, unsupported pipework, incorrect speed settings, or poor system balance. Fixing the underlying cause helps prevent a replacement pump developing the same problem.
Choosing a replacement
The correct replacement depends on flow, pressure, water source, system design, and controls. We size the option for the job and explain any changes needed to make the installation reliable.
Why is my shower pump making a loud noise?
Possible causes include air, blocked filters, a restricted supply, worn bearings, vibration against surrounding surfaces, or an installation problem. We inspect the water path and pump rather than assuming replacement is the only answer.
Can a central-heating pump be replaced without changing the boiler?
Often, yes. The pump may be external or contained within the boiler, depending on the system. We identify the arrangement and explain the appropriate repair route.
Can you replace a leaking pump?
Yes, subject to inspection. The leak may be from a connection, seal, valve, or pump body, and the best remedy depends on the condition and availability of compatible parts.
Do you test the system after fitting a pump?
Yes. We check for leaks, circulation, controls, noise, and normal operation before completing the job.