Water Pumps

Water pumps move water fast — for dewatering, irrigation, and transfer jobs where standing water or a dry field is costing you time. Built for contractors, farmers, and property owners, our lineup covers clean-water transfer pumps, trash pumps that pass solids and debris, and high-volume dewatering pumps for floods and job sites. Match flow rate and solids handling to the job and keep the water moving.

Which Water Pump Do You Need?

Start with the water you're moving — clean, muddy, or full of debris — then size for flow rate and lift. The wrong pump clogs or falls short on volume.

• Transfer pumps: Move clean water for irrigation and general transfer.
• Trash pumps: Pass mud, leaves, and solids for dirty dewatering jobs.
• High-volume pumps: Clear floods and large sites with maximum flow.

What to Look For

• GPM (flow rate): Higher gallons per minute clears water faster.
• Solids handling: Trash pumps pass debris that would clog a clean-water pump.
• Head & lift: Match total head to how high and far you're moving water.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between a transfer pump and a trash pump?

A transfer pump moves clean water, while a trash pump is built to pass mud, leaves, and solid debris without clogging.

How do I size a water pump?

Match flow rate in GPM to how fast you need to move water, and factor in total head — the vertical lift and distance involved.

Can a water pump handle muddy or debris-filled water?

Use a trash pump for muddy or debris-filled water; standard transfer pumps are meant for clean water only.

Every water pump ships free to the lower 48 and is backed by our price match guarantee. Call or text 331-272-5655 with your GPM and solids needs and we'll size the right pump for your job.