Domestic Water Pump Systems

Choosing the right house pump is about much more than the number of taps in your home. WaterForce designs domestic water systems by considering your water source, household demand, flow and pressure requirements, irrigation needs, storage tanks and any future expansion.

Whether your water comes from a bore, rainwater tank or surface water source, we ensure the entire system works together to provide reliable water pressure throughout your home.

Yes. Many domestic water systems can be upgraded without replacing the entire installation. We regularly replace ageing house pumps, improve pressure systems, upgrade pump controls, install variable speed drives and modernise older pumping systems to improve reliability and energy efficiency.

We can also assess your existing system and recommend practical improvements based on your household's current and future water requirements.

WaterForce supplies and services many of the world's leading domestic water pump brands, including Lowara, Grundfos, Pedrollo and DAB Pumps.

Our technicians can also service many existing pumping systems regardless of who originally installed them, providing repairs, maintenance, fault finding and replacement advice when required.

Surface pumps are typically installed above ground and draw water from storage tanks, rivers or shallow water sources. Submersible pumps are installed below the water level inside a bore or well, making them ideal for deeper groundwater supplies.

WaterForce designs both surface and submersible pumping systems, selecting the most suitable solution based on your property's water source, household demand and future water requirements.

Yes, in many cases it can, but only if the system is designed correctly.

Many rural properties require one pump to fill storage tanks, supply household water, irrigate gardens and provide stock water. WaterForce considers flow rates, pressure requirements, storage capacity and peak demand across the entire property to ensure every part of the system works together reliably.

Yes. We specialise in complete domestic water systems for new homes, lifestyle blocks and rural properties.

Our team can design the pumping system, storage tanks, filtration, water treatment, pressure systems, irrigation supply, stock water supply and controls, ensuring every component is correctly matched before construction begins.

A water system is only as good as its design.

For example, a bore pump may be correctly sized to fill a storage tank, but it may not provide the correct flow or pressure for water treatment, household demand or irrigation. In some cases, additional transfer pumps or separate storage tanks may be required to ensure filtration and household supply operate correctly.

By considering the complete water system at the design stage, WaterForce helps avoid expensive modifications and performance issues later.

Yes. WaterForce designs complete domestic water systems that can incorporate filtration, UV treatment, pressure vessels and smart controls where required.

Every system is designed around the property's water quality, household demand and pumping system to ensure reliable water supply and effective treatment.

WaterForce designs pumping systems using the most appropriate control solution for each application.

Depending on the system, this may include Presflo pressure controllers, variable speed drives (VSDs), direct online (DOL) starters, soft starters, smart tank level controls and remote monitoring to improve reliability, efficiency and ease of operation.

Yes. Our experienced service technicians maintain and repair submersible bore pumps throughout New Zealand.

Where required, our crane trucks and Hiab-equipped service vehicles can safely remove and reinstall submersible pumps, allowing faults to be diagnosed quickly and helping restore water supply with minimal downtime.

Yes. WaterForce supplies complete domestic water systems, including water storage tanks, pressure systems and pumping equipment.

We work with leading New Zealand manufacturers including RX Plastics, Bailey Tanks, Devon Tanks and Promax to ensure the right tank size, configuration and delivery solution for each property.

Yes. Solar pumping is an excellent solution for lifestyle blocks, remote homes and properties where mains power is unavailable or expensive to install.

WaterForce designs Lorentz solar pumping systems for household supply, stock water, tank filling and garden irrigation, integrating storage tanks and smart controls to provide reliable off-grid water supply.

Yes. We regularly service and upgrade domestic pumping systems installed by other contractors.

Whether you need a replacement pump, pressure issues resolved, a bore pump serviced or a complete system assessment, our technicians can help restore reliable water supply and identify opportunities to improve system performance.

Many water supply problems aren't caused by the pump itself. They result from the way the overall system has been designed.

A professionally designed domestic water system considers the water source, storage capacity, household demand, pressure requirements, filtration, irrigation supply, stock water requirements and future expansion as one integrated solution. WaterForce designs complete water systems that balance these requirements, helping homeowners achieve reliable pressure, efficient operation and fewer unexpected problems over the life of the system.

Yes. Rainwater harvesting is an excellent option for many rural homes, lifestyle blocks and off-grid properties throughout New Zealand. A professionally designed system combines roof collection, water storage tanks, domestic water pumps, filtration and pressure control to provide reliable household water throughout the year.

WaterForce designs complete rainwater harvesting systems using quality pumps from brands including Lowara, Grundfos, Pedrollo and DAB, together with water storage solutions from RX Plastics, Bailey Tanks, Devon Tanks and Promax. Every system is tailored to the property's roof area, rainfall, household demand and future water requirements.