Premier Borehole Pump Installation Services in Zimbabwe with Blue Water Systems

Submersible Pumps are a crucial component of any water system, and installation is the first step to maintaining your water supply in Zimbabwe.

At Blue Water Systems we install Submersible Pumps after Drilling a Borehole. We use our experience to help you find the best location for your pump. Our Submersible pumps have been tested to meet requirements, and are approved for pumping water for domestic use. 

The sizing of your pump will depend on your water demands. We will advise you on the size of the pump that is required to meet those needs, and also how much head pressure it can deliver.
Premier Borehole Pump Installation Services in Zimbabwe with Blue Water Systems
Premier Borehole Pump Installation Services in Zimbabwe with Blue Water Systems
We also install high-quality solar pumps. Our solar pumps are designed to be durable and reliable. 

We install a complete system that is scalable, which means it can expand along with your needs.

We offer maintenance services for all our products as part of the package when you purchase them from us. This helps ensure there’s minimal disruption in the future and we work closely with you on an agreed schedule to maintain optimum performance levels.

If you have any questions about our pumps or other products WhatsApp us today!

Blue Water Systems Is A Boreholes Drilling Company Based In Harare, Zimbabwe. Excellence and Safety Is At Our Core When Borehole Drilling in Zimbabwe.

WhatsApp: +263718845891

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