24/7 Industrial Gear Repair Services

Houston Pump & Gear repairs and overhauls industrial gearboxes used in heavy-duty and continuous-duty applications. Capabilities include helical, bevel, worm, and planetary gearboxes, as well as speed increasers and reduction drives. The team also works on modern and legacy equipment, evaluating gears, shafts, bearings, housings, seals, and lubrication-related components as part of the repair scope.

Yes. Houston Pump & Gear provides 24/7 emergency industrial repair support for unexpected equipment failures and critical downtime events. Emergency work begins with rapid assessment and repair planning, followed by expedited repair options when practical. The company also offers same-day pickup response using dedicated transport trucks, helping move failed equipment quickly into the repair process.

A gearbox inspection and failure analysis examines the unit’s internal condition and identifies the likely failure mechanism. Technicians evaluate gears, shafts, bearings, housings, seals, and other critical components for wear, damage, or dimensional issues. Findings are documented in a service report that outlines required repairs, replacement parts, and a recommended scope of work.

Often, yes. Components are inspected to determine whether machining, refurbishment, metal spray restoration, or another repair method can return them to required operating dimensions. Reconditioning can apply to worn gears, shafts, and related components when restoration is technically appropriate. If a part cannot be restored reliably, Houston Pump & Gear can source or manufacture a suitable replacement.

Yes. For legacy equipment without OEM support, drawings, or readily available replacement parts, Houston Pump & Gear can use reverse engineering, gear cutting, shaft manufacturing, precision machining, and component refurbishment. Damaged parts are measured and analyzed so replacement gears, shafts, housings, or other components can be recreated to help return older equipment to service.

Yes. Repaired and overhauled gearboxes undergo performance testing and quality verification after reassembly. Testing helps confirm the equipment is functioning at the expected performance level before it is returned to service. This final verification is an important part of the repair process, giving operators greater confidence that the completed work addresses the identified repair requirements.

The gearbox exchange program is an alternative for qualifying units or components when downtime makes a full repair wait impractical. Customers can exchange equipment for a refurbished option, which may help restore production faster than a standard repair cycle. It can also avoid the cost and lead time associated with purchasing an entirely new gearbox, depending on availability and equipment condition.

Houston Pump & Gear serves industrial customers across Texas and Louisiana. Its mobile field response and dedicated transport trucks support equipment pickup and emergency repair coordination for power plants, industrial facilities, and heavy-industry operations. Customers with urgent gearbox failures or planned maintenance needs can discuss equipment logistics, repair requirements, and available response options with the team.