Domestic Reticulation pumps

All reticulations systems are different, from the amount of water required per station to the correct pressure of the water. Pop up, gear drive, rotator or micro spray nozzles require different volumes of water at different pressures to work at their required performances.
There are many variables when designing a reticulation system but most importantly that you get the right pump for the system.
Let us calculate the friction losses in the pipework and requirements for the sprinklers so you have the right pump for the job.
We stock a wide range of products from brands such as Davey, Onga, Grundfos, Ebara, Franklin etc. With trusted favourites like the Davey Boremaster and XF192 or the Onga 142 always available.

DOMESTIC RETICULATION PUMPS ON SALE

At Busselton Pumpshop & Rewind Service, we stand behind the safe and domestic reticulation pumps we sell, hand-picking models from names you already trust-Davey, Grundfos and Onga. Each pump works hard to keep home watering simple and dependable, powering your hoses and sprinklers through every month of the year. Whether your goal is a carpet, circulating grass, a vegetable patch that leaves, producing or just worry-free water on the patio, our range delivers the performance Australian weather demands.

Reticulation pumps are the backbone of residential watering systems because they provide steady pressure and flow when lawns, gardens and planting beds need it most. By moving water evenly from zone to zone, these units ensure no shrub or row of seedlings gets short-changed on hydration. Many busy homeowners choose a pump to automate watering chores, freeing them from dragging hoses while keeping every plant healthy and happy. Our stock suits small courtyards just as easily as full suburban irrigation grids. Turnover, you get a flexible answer, no matter how big or compact your patch of land.

At Busselton Pumpshop & Rewind Service, we carry a wide range of retic pumps so you can find something that fits both your job and your wallet. Davey pumps are prized for their toughness- they shrug off bad weather and deliver water daily. Grundfos blends smart tech with low power use, giving you high output without the shock of a big power bill. Onga units are built to be bolted on and forgotten about, appealing to any owner who wants gear that works. Whether you need a centrifugal for big volume or a self-priming jet pump when suction lift is an issue, we have a model for almost every home irrigation challenge.

People mostly use these pumps to water lawns, flower beds, veggie patches, and other yard parts that need a drink. They also push water to sprinklers, drip lines, and all the other little irrigation gadgets scattered around the property. Many owners hook them up to automated reticulation timers so the system starts and stops, with nearly hands-off watering. That ease helps plants flourish and keeps your outdoor space looking sharp, which can lift your home’s curb appeal and value.

Choosing top-grade local reticulation pumps brings plenty of practical advantages. First and foremost, they provide a steady, dependable water flow that stops your system from drowning or starving the garden. The result is healthier plants and less runoff, which is good for the planet and kinder on your wallet. Second, today’s models, such as Davey, Grundfos, and Onga, run quietly so that you won’t be jolted out of your afternoon by a screeching motor. They are also built with energy-saving features that trim power bills while delivering the pressure you need. Add in straightforward maintenance and the rugged build quality, and it’s easy to see why the pumps pay you back year after year.

When you choose Busselton Pumpshop & Rewind Service for your home reticulation pump, you’re working with locals who know what Western Australian gardens need. Our friendly crew will guide you to the perfect pump for your layout, water supply and pressure so nothing is left to guesswork. We also offer clear advice, tidy installation and prompt after-sales support to keep your system humming season after season. Buying a Davey, Grundfos or Onga pump from us means more than hardware- it gives you the comfort of knowing your irrigation stays reliable. Swing by the shop and see how the right pump can turn your backyard into a lush, thriving space with little fuss.

Got Questions? We've got Answers

Questions about our pump services?

1. What is a domestic reticulation pump?

A domestic reticulation pump sits at the base of a home and pushes rainwater or bore water through pipes, sprinklers, and hose taps. Building steady pressure ensures the lawn, vegetable patch, and flower beds all getan even drink.

2. How does a reticulation pump work?

The pump pulls water from a tank, bore, or well, then spinsa motor that forces the liquid up through the system.

3. What size pump do I need for my garden?

To choose a pump, you first jot down the garden's size, count the sprinklers and hose points, and note how far and how high the water must climb. From that info, an irrigation expert can recommend the flow rate and pressure your system actually needs.

4. Can I connect my reticulation pump to a rainwater tank?

Absolutely. Link it to your rainwater tank and the pump will tap that free supply instead of mains water, shrinking your bill while helping the planet.

5. How do I keep my retic pump in good shape?

Look for drips or damp spots, clean the filters so water flows freely, keep the pump dry and sheltered from rain, and check hoses and fittings for blockages or cracks. A yearly service by a pro adds years to the unit.

6. Why does my pump turn on and off every few minutes?

That rapid starting and stopping, called cycling, usually signals a small leak in the pipes, a faulty check valve, or pressure settings that aren't right. Ifyou ignore it, the pump wears out fast, so call a tech if you're not sure.

7. What should I do if my pump loses its prime?

When a pump loses prime, it sucks air instead of water and wont move anything. Find leaks inthe suction line,make sure the foot valve seals tightly, and fill the pump housing with water to get it going again.

8. Can I run my pump at night?

You can, but many councils ban night watering, and the noise might bother your neighbours. Set a timer for early morning when its cool, pressure is steady, and most people welcome a brief whirr of machinery.

9. How long should I run my irrigation system?

Run times really depend on theweather, soil type and what your plants need. In general, soak the ground well a few times a week rather than giving it a quick drink every day. An irrigation specialist can measure flow, check pressure and set smart run times for you.

10. How long will a domestic reticulation pump last?

When a pump is properly installed, kept clean andserviced on schedule, it usually runs well for seven to fifteen years. Sticking with respected brands and calling in qualified technicians for routine checks will stretch that lifespan and protect your investment.