On site
Checking the pump after set-up, before we leave.
East Africa
Hydram Pump Suppliers
We fabricate and install hydram pumps for farms and homes across East Africa. Call or WhatsApp 0721 712152.
No fuel
Once installed, no diesel and no KPLC bill
Day & night
Runs while the stream is flowing
Long life
Simple machine — mostly valves and pipework
Uphill water
Good sites can lift water a long way to the tank
How it works
Water drops through a drive pipe into the hydram. Most of it washes out through the waste valve; a smaller share is pushed uphill to your tank. No engine, no solar panels.
You need a stream or spring that flows through the year, and enough drop to the pump.
Valves open and shut on their own. That pulse lifts water into the delivery pipe.
Water collects in a tank above the house or shamba, then comes down by gravity.
Why us
A lot of hydrams around here run poorly because nobody checked the fall or the drive pipe. We start on your land, not with a catalogue size.
We tell you if it won’t work
Flat land or a borehole usually needs solar or another pump. We’ll say so instead of forcing a hydram.
Quote for the whole job
Pump, drive pipe, delivery, fittings, labour. The pipes are often more expensive than the pump itself.
We stay until it’s pumping
Install, test to the tank, and show you how to keep the intake clear.
How we usually work
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Workshop
Flanges, chambers, and fittings made here, then fitted on your site.
Jobs we’ve done
Stream pumps, long delivery lines, workshop builds.
Checking the pump after set-up, before we leave.
Waste valve cycling — no fuel, no power on site.
Pipe laid through the bush up to the tank.
Reviews
A few messages after installs. More on our Google page.
East Africa Hydram Pump Suppliers
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Gallery
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Site check
Answer a few questions. We’ll give you a rough idea, then you can WhatsApp us with photos.
Prices (Kenya)
These are planning figures only. Final cost depends on drive pipe, how far the tank is, and site work.
| Pump size | Typical use | Pump (KES) |
|---|---|---|
| 0.5–1″ | Homes, small demand | 12,000 – 25,000 |
| 1.5–2″ | Medium farms | 25,000 – 60,000 |
| 3–4″ | Community / high demand | 60,000 – 150,000 |
Install (pipes, fittings, labour) often adds about KES 20,000 – 100,000+. Long drive pipes and weirs push it higher.
Built where there’s a stream and a hill.
Before we install
We don’t quote a pump size from a phone call alone. Photos and measurements first, then a visit if it looks promising.
Flowing water, fall, height to the tank, litres you need.
Location and photos on WhatsApp. We’ll say if a visit is worth it.
We measure on the ground and sketch the layout.
Full quote, then fabricate, install, and test.
Hydram or solar?
| Factor | Hydram | Solar pump |
|---|---|---|
| Power source | Falling stream flow | Sunlight |
| Best site | Hills + year-round flow | Borehole / flat / low fall |
| Night operation | Yes, continuous | Needs battery or tank buffer |
| Running cost | Near zero | Low (panels / controller) |
FAQ
No. A hydram uses the energy in flowing water. Once installed, running cost is near zero — no diesel, no KPLC bill, no solar panels to replace.
You need year-round flow and usable vertical fall (typically at least ~1 m, ideally more). Use our site check above, then send photos and location — we’ll advise if a visit is worth it.
It depends on pump size, drive pipe length, delivery head, and site access. Cheap unit prices online rarely include a working system. We quote fabrication plus install after we understand your fall and flow — so you know the real cost of water uphill.
The pump is often the smallest part of the cost. Wrong drive pipe length, poor intake, or bad sizing is why many local hydrams run poorly. We quote the full system so it actually delivers water.
We measure fall and flow, sketch intake and pump placement, and note pipe routes. You get a clear yes/no on hydram fit plus a written quote for the full install — not just the pump unit.
Hydram wins when you have a flowing stream with fall. Solar wins on flat land or boreholes. We’ll tell you honestly which fits — we don’t push hydram where it won’t work.
Light routine care: keep the intake clear of leaves and silt, check valves periodically, and protect the site from flood debris. No fuel filters, batteries, or panels. We brief you on care at handover.
We fabricate and install across Kenya and East Africa. Send your county or country, stream photos, and approximate fall — we’ll say whether a visit or remote quote makes sense.
Next step
No hard sell. Share what you know and we’ll say whether a hydram makes sense, what to measure next, or if another pump type is better for you.
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