Rotating Equipment Services and Specialists

Houston Pump & Gear services industrial gearboxes, pumps, speed increasers, reduction drives, and related components. Capabilities include repair, overhaul, maintenance, inspection, failure analysis, reverse engineering, gear cutting, shaft repair, component reconditioning, and performance testing. The team works with modern and legacy equipment, including complex industrial gearbox designs used in power plants and heavy industrial facilities.

A gearbox overhaul can include complete disassembly, cleaning, inspection, identification of worn or failed components, reconditioning or replacement, precision machining, reassembly, lubrication, and performance testing. The exact scope is determined by the equipment’s condition and the findings from inspection. A repair assessment can identify the required components, repair work, and recommended scope.

Yes. Houston Pump & Gear works on older industrial gearboxes and pumps where OEM support, drawings, or replacement components may no longer be readily available. Reverse engineering, gear cutting, shaft manufacturing, precision machining, and component refurbishment can help recreate or restore necessary parts and return legacy equipment to service.

Yes. The service catalog identifies 24/7 emergency industrial repair support for critical equipment failures and downtime situations. Response may include rapid assessment, repair planning, and expedited options. Houston Pump & Gear also provides mobile field response and dedicated transport trucks for equipment pickup, helping coordinate the next stage of repair when equipment cannot remain in place.

Failure analysis evaluates the condition of key gearbox components, including gears, shafts, bearings, housings, and seals. The process is intended to identify the root cause and failure mechanism rather than simply replace damaged parts. Findings can be documented in a service report covering required repairs, replacement components, and the recommended work scope.

Often, components can be evaluated for reconditioning rather than automatically replaced. Depending on their condition, restoration may involve machining, refurbishment, metal spray, shaft repair, or another appropriate process. If a component is unavailable or unsuitable for restoration, Houston Pump & Gear can source or manufacture replacement parts using original specifications or reverse-engineered requirements.

Yes. Pump inspection and maintenance can identify wear, mechanical damage, seal problems, shaft issues, and other conditions that may contribute to failure. Preventive and corrective work supports longer equipment service life and helps customers address developing problems before they cause unexpected downtime. The appropriate maintenance scope depends on inspection findings and equipment condition.

Houston Pump & Gear serves Texas and Louisiana. The company supports power plants, industrial facilities, and heavy-industry customers, with mobile response and equipment pickup capabilities available for service needs. Emergency availability is identified as 24/7, while the specific response arrangements depend on the equipment, location, and nature of the failure.