At Champion we pride ourselves in having an enormous
inventory of house jet pumps and sprinkler pumps. Jet pumps or your house pump are
available in sizes from ¾ hp -2 hp. These pumps may have one impeller, called a stage or
up to 3 stages, this varies based on pressure and volume needed and the amount of water
the well produces. Most residential sprinkler pumps are 1 ½ hp single stage.
Your water tank stores pressurized water. This storage
allows you to use water with out the pump cycling every time the faucet is turned on and
off. In general the larger the tank the better for these type systems, but there are some
exceptions. We have captive air pressure tanks from 1 gallon to 350 gallon sizes and may
be steel or fiberglass.
We install new water systems based on your needs not just a
generic package (30 foot well, ¾ hp pump and a 42 gallon tank.) We like to visit the
site, meet the homeowner and size the system based on the number in the home, the number
of bathrooms and the number faucets.
Please call if you have any questions, we can offer
assistance at any time, and we always give quotes and site surveys free of charge.
Commercial
and Industrial Pumps
Champion provides, installs and services high quality
commercial and industrial well pumps and tanks. Centrifugal, Submersible and Line-Shaft
Turbine pumps are all available. Galvanized, steel, fiberglass and epoxy lined pressure
storage tanks are available in any size, shape or capacity. All tanks include bladders or
air volume control systems. We can design the entire systems to meet your specific needs.
Our stocked service trucks and boom trucks can quickly install your water system in a new
or existing well.
Ask us about Constant Pressure or Cycle Stopping valves;
these pressure regulating valves can save you hundreds of dollars in expensive irrigation
repairs trying to flow balance an irrigation system. These valves will allow you to
operate pressure demand irrigation systems that have variable flow rates, such as small
zones and very large zones. We size the pump to handle the large zone and our valves will
choke back the pump to operate the small zone, all this with the pump never shutting down
or “short cycling”.
