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Vacuum Pump Service Directory (US)

Vacuum Pump Service, Repair & Maintenance

Find manufacturer service centers, authorized partners and independent shops for vacuum pumps near you, by ZIP code, brand and service.

All providers for service, repair and maintenance.

32 providers

  1. AOP Technologies

    Authorized partner · Gast

    98002 Auburn

    • Service

    Gast

  2. 78753 Austin

    • Service
    • Repair

    Busch

  3. 78754 Austin

    • Service
    • Repair

    Pfeiffer

  4. PTB Sales

    Independent

    91702 Azusa

    • Repair

    Leybold · Edwards · Agilent · Pfeiffer · Welch · Kinney · Elmo Rietschle

  5. 60155 Broadview

    • Service
    • Repair

    Busch · Becker

  6. Baumbach Machine Inc

    Independent

    77532 Crosby

    • Repair

    SIHI

  7. 44223 Cuyahoga Falls

    • Service
    • Repair
    • Maintenance

    Becker

    Rental pumps · Service contracts

  8. Southwestern Controls

    Authorized partner · Gast

    75247 Dallas

    • Service

    Gast

  9. VESCO, A Company of the Busch Group

    Manufacturer service · Busch

    06088 East Windsor

    • Service
    • Repair

    Busch

  10. R.M. Wright Company

    Authorized partner · Gast

    48335 Farmington Hills

    • Service

    Gast

  11. Innovac Services LLC

    Independent

    85301 Glendale

    • Repair

  12. Leybold USA Inc. – STC Service Center

    Manufacturer service · Leybold

    44139 Glenwillow

    • Service
    • Repair

    Leybold

  13. Busch Vacuum Solutions – Texas Service Center

    Manufacturer service · Busch

    77032 Houston

    • Service
    • Repair
    • Maintenance

    Busch

    Exchange pumps

  14. US Petrolon Industrial

    Authorized partner · Busch

    68505 Lincoln

    • Service
    • Repair

    Busch

  15. Empire Pump & Motor

    Independent

    11101 Long Island City

    • Service
    • Repair

  16. TMS (Total Maintenance Solutions)

    Authorized partner · Busch

    61264 Milan

    • Service
    • Repair

    Busch

  17. Pfeiffer Vacuum + Fab Solutions – Nashua

    Manufacturer service · Pfeiffer

    03063 Nashua

    • Service
    • Repair

    Pfeiffer

  18. Ohio Transmission Corporation

    Authorized partner · Gast

    06111 Newington

    • Service

    Gast

  19. 19403 Norristown

    • Service
    • Repair

    Busch

  20. 33782 Pinellas Park

    • Service
    • Repair

    Busch

  21. 97230 Portland

    • Service
    • Repair

    Busch

  22. 75081 Richardson

    • Service
    • Repair

    Busch

  23. Brenner-Fiedler & Associates

    Authorized partner · Gast

    92505 Riverside

    • Service

    Gast

  24. 60177 South Elgin

    • Service
    • Repair

    Busch

  25. TSI Solutions

    Authorized partner · Gast

    30087 Stone Mountain

    • Service

    Gast

  26. 85282 Tempe

    • Service
    • Repair

    Busch

  27. 33592 Thonotosassa

    • Service
    • Repair

    Atlas Copco · Busch · Edwards · Kinney · Leybold · Pfeiffer

  28. KNF Neuberger, Inc. – Service & Repairs

    Manufacturer service · KNF

    08691 Trenton

    • Repair

    KNF

  29. 23452 Virginia Beach

    • Service
    • Repair

    Busch

  30. Fiero Automation

    Authorized partner · Gast

    80033 Wheat Ridge

    • Service

    Gast

  31. Affiliated Control Equipment

    Authorized partner · Gast

    60191 Wood Dale

    • Service

    Gast

  32. RG Group

    Authorized partner · Gast

    17406 York

    • Service

    Gast

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Service by brand

Frequently asked questions

How do you service a vacuum pump?

For an oil-sealed pump, routine service means checking the oil level and colour, changing the oil and oil filter, replacing the exhaust or oil mist filter, and cleaning the inlet screen. Running the pump with gas ballast open for a while before the oil change helps drive out absorbed moisture. Afterwards, check the ultimate pressure with a vacuum gauge to confirm the pump still reaches its rated value. Worn vanes, seals or bearings call for an overhaul, which is usually done in a workshop; see how a rotary vane pump works for the parts involved.

How often should a vacuum pump be serviced?

Follow the maintenance schedule in the manufacturer’s manual, which is based on operating hours and the type of process. Oil level and condition are worth checking daily or weekly on pumps in continuous use, while filters, seals and wear parts are replaced at longer intervals. Pumps handling vapours, solvents or dust need service much more often than pumps on clean, dry gas. Many plants cover this with a preventive maintenance contract with a service provider.

How often should vacuum pump oil be changed?

The manual gives a base interval, but the oil itself tells you when it is due: change it when it turns cloudy, milky or dark, or when the pump no longer reaches its usual ultimate pressure. Water and solvent vapour dissolve in the oil and raise the pressure the pump can reach, so wet processes need far more frequent changes. HVAC technicians often change the oil after every evacuation for this reason. Always change it before storing a pump, so contaminated oil does not corrode the inside.

How much does vacuum pump service or repair cost?

The cost depends on the pump type and size, how much work is needed and where it is done. An oil and filter change is a small job, while a full overhaul with new vanes, seals and bearings, or a dry pump rebuild, costs considerably more. Pumps that handled hazardous media may need decontamination and a safety declaration before a workshop accepts them. Most repair shops quote a fixed price after inspecting the pump, so ask for an estimate before work starts.

How much does it cost to replace a vacuum pump?

A new pump costs anything from a small lab diaphragm pump to a large industrial screw or semiconductor dry pump, so the range is very wide. Before replacing, compare the quote for an overhaul with the price of a new or reconditioned unit. Many manufacturers and repair shops offer exchange programmes, where you receive a rebuilt pump straight away and return the old one. If a pump repeatedly fails in the same process, ask whether a different pump type would suit the job better; the pump types guide compares the options.

Where can I find vacuum pump service near me?

Enter your ZIP code or city in the search above and choose a radius; the list and map show providers within that distance, sorted by how close they are. You can narrow the results to service, repair or maintenance, to a pump brand, or to manufacturer service, authorized partners or independent shops. Every listing links to the page its details come from.

Who repairs industrial vacuum pumps?

Three kinds of provider do this work: the manufacturers’ own service centers, partners the manufacturer has authorized, and independent repair shops. Manufacturer centers know their own pumps best and use original parts, while independent shops often repair several brands and older models. For industrial pumps, check whether the provider handles your pump technology, offers on-site service, and can take pumps that need decontamination. The directory shows each provider’s type and the brands it names.

Where can I get an Edwards vacuum pump repaired?

Edwards offers repair and rebuild services for its own pumps through its service network. Several independent shops in the directory also name Edwards among the brands they service, which can help with older or discontinued models. See the Edwards service listings for providers by location, and the Edwards brand profile for background on its pump range.

Can I use a rebuild kit on an Edwards vacuum pump?

Service and rebuild kits with seals, gaskets, vanes and filters are available for common Edwards oil-sealed rotary vane pumps, from Edwards and from parts distributors. Replacing seals and filters is manageable with the pump manual and basic tools. A full rebuild needs care with tolerances and a test against the rated ultimate pressure afterwards, so many users send the pump to a repair shop instead. Check that the kit matches the exact model and generation of your pump.

How do I contact Edwards vacuum pump customer service?

Edwards lists its regional offices and service contacts on the “Talk to us” pages of edwardsvacuum.com, where US customers find the North American contact details. For a repair, have the pump model and serial number ready, and note what was pumped, since a decontamination declaration is usually required. If you need a faster local option, the Edwards service listings show independent shops that also service Edwards pumps.

Where can I find Busch vacuum pump service near me?

Busch runs its own service centers in several US states, including Arizona, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Texas and Virginia, plus semiconductor service sites in Oregon and Texas. The Houston center, for example, also repairs other brands, sends technicians on site and runs a pump exchange programme. The Busch service listings show all of them on the map, together with independent shops that name Busch.

Where can Leybold vacuum pumps be serviced?

Leybold’s US service center is in Glenwillow, Ohio, and repairs are sent there with a return authorization number. Several independent shops in the directory also service Leybold pumps. The Leybold service listings show the options by location, and the Leybold brand profile covers its product range.

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