O'Riordan Water Pumps

17/03/2025

Happy St.Patrick’s Day to everyone around the world today.

17/03/2023

Happy St Patrick’s Day to everyone around the world today.

17/03/2022

26/10/2020

WATER PUMP ADVICE! A few words of advice to my customers as the weather worsens. Particularly for those with domestic supply water pumps. 1. Make sure all pumps and pipes are covered and well insulated if at all possible. 2. If you could keep your main kitchen tap flowing permanently (even the slightest trickle) it will prevent the water from freezing - movement is key. 3. If you have a pump house, you could consider plugging in a red lamp or heater of some sort to keep it heated and prevent freezing. 4. If you think your water COULD freeze, now is the time to fill as many bottles/pans/jugs with water. This is necessary for use later, to run toilets etc. 5. Finally, if it does freeze, SWITCH OFF THE PUMP IMMEDIATELY, until it thaws out and you can ensure everything is working properly. 6. In the case of limiting the final dregs of your tank upon freezing, refrain from using what water you can. As somebody close to me says, when it comes to flushing toilets (the greatest use of water), "IF IT'S YELLOW, LET IT MELLOW". I do always like to end on a funny note. Keep safe and I'll see you on the other side

13/09/2020

Good Luck to Lisgoold Junior A Players and back Room Team today in their East Cork Final.

15/02/2020

Thanks to gemwearire for the fantastic jackets!! You have us looking sharp carrying out our jobs.

27/08/2019

I hope everyone’s water is tasting scrumptious lately!

If you need any advice or a call out please do not hesitate to call on 0868336735.

For your new water pump installations, water servicing or just a friendly chat.

18/04/2018

How is everyone’s water lately?

If you need any advice or a call out please do not hesitate to call on 0868336735.

For your new water pump installations, water servicing or just a friendly chat.

01/03/2018

WATER PUMP ADVICE! A few words of advice to my customers as the weather worsens. Particularly for those with domestic supply water pumps. 1. Make sure all pumps and pipes are covered and well insulated if at all possible. 2. If you could keep your main kitchen tap flowing permanently (even the slightest trickle) it will prevent the water from freezing - movement is key. 3. If you have a pump house, you could consider plugging in a red lamp or heater of some sort to keep it heated and prevent freezing. 4. If you think your water COULD freeze, now is the time to fill as many bottles/pans/jugs with water. This is necessary for use later, to run toilets etc. 5. Finally, if it does freeze, SWITCH OFF THE PUMP IMMEDIATELY, until it thaws out and you can ensure everything is working properly. 6. In the case of limiting the final dregs of your tank upon freezing, refrain from using what water you can. As somebody close to me says, when it comes to flushing toilets (the greatest use of water), "IF IT'S YELLOW, LET IT MELLOW". I do always like to end on a funny note. Keep safe and I'll see you on the other side.

23/09/2016