Rotating Machinery Services in Houston

Rotating machinery services cover the inspection, repair, overhaul, maintenance, machining, testing, and restoration of equipment such as industrial pumps, gearboxes, speed increasers, reduction drives, shafts, seals, and related components. Houston Pump & Gear supports power plants, industrial facilities, and heavy industry with solutions intended to restore operation, extend equipment life, and minimize costly downtime.

Houston Pump & Gear repairs and overhauls industrial pumps, gearboxes, speed increasers, reduction drives, and related components. Gearbox capabilities include helical, bevel, worm, planetary, modern, and legacy designs. The service catalog also includes shafts, gears, seals, gaskets, housings, and other components requiring reconditioning, replacement, machining, or reverse engineering.

Yes. Houston Pump & Gear offers 24/7 emergency industrial repair support for critical equipment failures and unexpected downtime. Emergency assistance can include rapid assessment, repair planning, equipment pickup, and expedited repair options. The company’s documented experience includes an emergency gearbox repair that restored a power plant following an emergency shutdown.

Yes. Older gearboxes and pumps can often be evaluated even when OEM support, original drawings, or replacement components are difficult to obtain. Houston Pump & Gear may use inspection, reverse engineering, gear cutting, shaft manufacturing, precision machining, component refurbishment, and testing to help restore legacy equipment to service.

A gearbox inspection evaluates the condition of gears, shafts, bearings, housings, seals, lubrication systems, and other internal components. The findings can identify the failure mechanism and clarify which parts require repair, replacement, reconditioning, or manufacturing. Houston Pump & Gear can document the recommended repair scope in a service report.

Houston Pump & Gear can manufacture or source replacement components for industrial gearboxes and pumps when existing parts are worn, damaged, obsolete, or unavailable. Depending on the repair scope, components may come from OEMs or be produced using original specifications or reverse-engineered requirements, including gears, shafts, housings, and other precision parts.

Yes. Pump inspection and maintenance can identify wear, mechanical damage, seal problems, shaft issues, and other conditions that may contribute to failure. Pump overhauls include disassembly, inspection, component repair or replacement, machining, reassembly, and testing. Testing helps verify that repaired equipment is operating at the expected performance level before return to service.

Houston Pump & Gear serves customers across Texas and Louisiana. Its target customer segments include power plants, industrial facilities, and heavy industry. Mobile field response and dedicated transport trucks support equipment pickup, while emergency and long-term service engagements are coordinated according to the customer’s equipment and operational requirements.