New pump-system sales and engineering, plus repair and service for public works and facilities.
Critical Pump Systems
RMS Pump provides sales and engineering for new pump systems alongside field service, troubleshooting, repair, maintenance, retrofits, and controls support. From lift stations and booster systems to vertical turbine, fire-protection, wastewater, domestic-water, and commercial applications, RMS considers the complete system and its operating requirements.
Core Capabilities
RMS supports planned new systems as well as the equipment, controls, operating conditions, and system demand behind pressure loss, alarms, vibration, leakage, and downtime.
On-site diagnosis for pump systems that are underperforming, offline, cycling, vibrating, leaking, or not maintaining pressure.
Pump Repair & RebuildsShop and field repair support for worn, damaged, leaking, or inefficient pump equipment.
Preventative Maintenance ProgramsRepeatable maintenance observations that help agencies and facilities identify change before it becomes an emergency.
Pump System Upgrades & RetrofitsPractical retrofit support for aging pump equipment, changing duty requirements, and reliability improvements.
Controls, VFDs & System TroubleshootingControls-focused troubleshooting for unstable pressure, VFD hunting, staging issues, alarms, and sensor-related problems.
Alignment, Balancing & Vibration IssuesMechanical troubleshooting for vibration, seal leakage, bearing wear, coupling issues, and recurring component failures.
New System Sales & EngineeringSales and engineering support for planned pump systems, equipment selection, duty requirements, and controls context.
Lift Stations & Wastewater SystemsDrawdown issues, overload trips, debris restrictions, lead-lag checks, and return-to-service testing.
Vertical Turbine & Specialty PumpsInspection, rebuilds, alignment, vibration troubleshooting, and documented operating baseline support.
Municipal & Public Infrastructure
RMS supports sales and engineering of new water and wastewater pump systems alongside lift stations, vertical turbine equipment, pump station maintenance, emergency troubleshooting, preventative maintenance, controls and VFD work, upgrades, and repair or rebuild needs across Oregon and Washington.
Experience & Proof
Established service history, published licensing details, and field and shop capability support technical and procurement review.
Regional pump service experience supporting municipal, commercial, wastewater, domestic-water, fire-protection, and specialty pumping applications.
Field support positioned around public works, utilities, operators, engineers, facility teams, and critical-system owners.
Public identifiers: UBI: 602 651 292 | CCB#: 173135 | L.P.I Electrical: #153CPI.
Field diagnosis and shop repair are informed by how the complete system operates under load.
RMS evaluates the operating condition of the full system, including pumps, controls, piping, and demand.
A web and PDF statement is available for agencies, engineers, procurement contacts, and technical conversations.
How RMS Works
Service Scenarios
Assessment and service scope for common municipal, commercial, and critical pump-system issues.
Recurring high-level alarms and inconsistent drawdown
RMS evaluates the station as a complete system: wet-well behavior, lead-lag sequencing, motor current, discharge condition, check-valve operation, pump inspection, and post-service drawdown verification.
Increasing vibration and declining capacity
Field observations guide removal and inspection of bowls, shafting, bearings, wear surfaces, column components, alignment, rotation, and post-service operating baseline.
Pressure swings and VFD hunting
RMS checks the interaction between pressure signals, VFD command and feedback, staging, pressure-tank condition, check valves, and pump response across demand conditions.
Preventative maintenance and condition tracking
A practical program starts with equipment lists, repeatable observations, inspection intervals, and documentation that makes developing condition changes visible.
Service Resources
Explore service approaches, practical troubleshooting articles, and municipal procurement information.
Lift station service, vertical turbine work, and booster pressure troubleshooting.
ArticlesPractical articles on pump behavior, maintenance, controls, and common failure conditions.
ProcurementA concise overview for agencies, engineers, and public-infrastructure contacts.
Contact RMS
Call for urgent service. For new systems, engineering, or RFQs, share the application, site, requirements, and timeline.
