Busselton Pumpshop








At Busselton Pump Shop & Rewind Service, we stock a comprehensive range of submersible bore pumps from proven manufacturers including Davey, Grundfos, and Onga. This means you can choose the right bore pump with confidence, without trial and error. Every pump we sell is engineered for quiet operation, consistent flow, and long service life, whether it’s supplying water to a home garden, livestock system, or commercial facility.
No two bores are the same, which is why our range spans small domestic submersible pumps through to high-output units capable of delivering hundreds of litres per hour. Davey pumps are built to withstand Australian heat, dust, and harsh operating conditions. Grundfos bore pumps are designed for maximum energy efficiency, extracting more performance from every kilowatt. Onga pumps combine strong pressure delivery with simple, reliable controls, making them ideal for users who want dependable performance without complexity.
Submersible bore pumps are highly versatile and suit a wide range of applications. Homeowners rely on them for clean water supply, everyday household use, and irrigation. Farmers use the same systems to keep stock water and crop irrigation running reliably throughout the season. Wineries, orchards, and rural businesses depend on submersible bore pumps to maintain consistent water supply without interruptions that can disrupt operations.
One of the key advantages of a submersible bore pump is efficiency. Because the pump operates below the water level, it self-primes automatically, runs quietly, and stays out of sight. Submerged operation also reduces the risk of cavitation, a common cause of wear and failure in surface-mounted pumps. With a wide range of pump sizes and flow ratings available, it’s easier to match output to actual demand, avoiding unnecessary power costs.
Durability is another major benefit. The brands we supply have decades of proven performance behind them, known for corrosion resistance, robust construction, and long-term reliability. Fewer breakdowns mean less downtime, lower maintenance costs, and better value over the life of the system.
When you choose a submersible bore pump from Busselton Pump Shop & Rewind Service, you’re getting more than equipment. You get local expertise, accurate pump selection, and ongoing support. We assess bore depth, water yield, and pressure requirements to ensure the pump is correctly matched to your system. And if servicing or repairs are ever required, our fully equipped rewind and repair workshop is on hand to keep your system operating reliably year after year.
Whether you’re installing a new bore pump or upgrading an existing setup, we deliver dependable bore pumping solutions designed to keep water flowing to your property all year round.
Busselton Pumpshop and Rewind service has been selling, installing and servicing pumps, motors and filtration equipment in the domestic and commercial markets. Our service and repair capabilities include fully equipped workshops and mobile technicians. Offering a fast
and efficient repair with highly trained technicians and tradesmen.
A submersible bore pump is an electric water mover built to sit underwater inside a well or borehole, working quietly out of sight to pull groundwater up for homes, farms, or factories.
Most household units handle depths between 20 metres and well past 150 metres. Always match the pump to your bore depth and the flow you need.
First, measure your bore depth, test its yield, then note the pressure and flow your taps or hoses expect. An expert can plot a pump curve and suggest the exact model so you don’t waste energy or miss water.
Installed properly and serviced on schedule, a good submersible pump can run 8 to 15 years-or even more. Water grit, power spikes, and the number of hours it cycles all play a part in its lifespan.
Keep an eye on flow, check pressure, tighten wiring, and briefly test the pump every month. Once a year, let a pro inspect it so small wear or electrical faults don’t sneak up on you.
Low water in the bore, a tripped breaker, frayed wiring, a blocked intake screen, or the pump giving up can all stop flow.Turn poweroff andring a qualified technician before poking around yourself.
Absolutely not it ruins bearings and seals in minutes. Fit a dry-run alarm or low-water cut-out so the system protects itself when levels drop.
Build the bore with a fine-screen casing that stops coarse material. Add a quality suction filter or sand trap so grit can’t slide past the first line of defence and grind the pump.
Most home units draw between 0.5 kW and 3 kW or a little more for demanding jobs. Pumps running flat out all day, or lifting water long distances, chew through even more power.
Yes, you really should hire a pro to fit the pump. A qualified installer matches the right size, hooks up the power safely, and adds protection gear so the system runs without drama for years.