Longmont Pump Sales, Service & Repair
Pump sales, engineered systems, and field service for the Front Range. Rhino Pumps Longmont covers the I-25 corridor and all of Colorado, backed by the full engineering and rebuild muscle of our Utah headquarters.
13782 E I-25 Frontage Rd, Longmont, CO 80504
What Happens in Longmont
A Front Range crew on the I-25 frontage road between Denver and Fort Collins, with the full weight of Rhino Pumps behind every call.
Pump Sales & Sourcing
Hundreds of pump models sourced and supplied for Colorado projects, sized by engineers who account for altitude, NPSH margin, and hard water. Browse Pumps
Field Service Dispatch
Diagnostics, preventative maintenance, and emergency response up and down the corridor. When a pump quits mid irrigation season, the clock runs fast.
OverWatch Installation
As a supplier and installer of OverWatch, our crews replace wet wells with direct in-line pumping. No confined space entry, no odor drifting into the subdivision next door. See OverWatch
RhinoStak Packages
Engineered pump packages assembled and tested as complete units in our UL 508A shop, then delivered and commissioned in Colorado. See RhinoStak
Performance Audits
On-site pump system audits that find the efficiency, wear, and reliability problems before they find you. Book a Performance Audit
Parts & Rebuild Network
OEM parts, motors, and mechanical seals locally, with major rebuilds handled through the Pleasant Grove shop: machining, coating, and balancing included. Pump Repair
Visit the Longmont Location
Rhino Pumps Longmont
13782 E I-25 Frontage Rd
Longmont, CO 80504
Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM
Where We Work From Here
From the I-25 frontage road in Longmont, Rhino Pumps covers the northern Front Range: Longmont, Boulder, Loveland, Fort Collins, Greeley, Brighton, Broomfield, and the Denver metro. Statewide crews reach Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Grand Junction, the Western Slope, and the I-70 ski corridor.
Longmont runs with the Pleasant Grove headquarters behind it: system engineering, UL 508A panel fabrication, and a full rebuild shop with in-house machining, sandblasting, coating, and balancing. Local face, regional muscle.
Built for Colorado's Toughest Industries
Mining & Aggregate
Molybdenum, gold, and sand and gravel across the state. Dewatering, slurry, and process pumps built for abrasive duty and remote sites. Mining Pumps
Ski Areas & Snowmaking
The I-70 corridor makes its own winter. High head snowmaking pumps and booster systems built for cold starts and long seasons. Snowmaking Pumps
Municipal Water & Wastewater
The Front Range keeps growing while the water keeps getting tighter. Lift stations, booster stations, and treatment plant pumps built for reuse and reliability. Municipal Pumps
Agriculture
Weld County moves more water than most states move in a year. Irrigation, transfer, and drainage pumps for the South Platte valley and the eastern plains. Agriculture Pumps
Oil & Gas
The DJ Basin runs on produced water. Transfer, disposal, and process pumps built for abrasive, high solids duty. Industrial Pumps
Construction & Development
Bypass pumping, trash pumps, and dewatering for the contractors building the next ring of the Front Range. Construction Pumps
Colorado FAQ
Where is Rhino Pumps located in Colorado?
Rhino Pumps Longmont is at 13782 E I-25 Frontage Rd, Longmont, CO 80504, on the I-25 corridor between Denver and Fort Collins. Call 720-973-1191.
What areas does the Longmont location serve?
Longmont crews cover the northern Front Range, including Boulder, Loveland, Fort Collins, Greeley, Brighton, Broomfield, and the Denver metro, with statewide reach to Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Grand Junction, the Western Slope, and the I-70 ski corridor.
Does Rhino Pumps supply pumps for oil and gas in the DJ Basin?
Yes. Rhino Pumps supplies transfer, disposal, and process pumps for produced water work across Weld County and the DJ Basin, sized for abrasive, high solids duty.
Does Rhino Pumps service pumps in Colorado?
Yes. Field crews handle diagnostics, preventative maintenance, performance audits, and emergency response across the Front Range and the rest of Colorado. Major rebuilds run through the Rhino Pumps network, including full machining, coating, and balancing at the Pleasant Grove shop.
Does altitude change how a pump is sized in Colorado?
It does. At Front Range elevations atmospheric pressure runs about two and a half psi below sea level, which takes roughly six feet of water off your NPSH available and narrows the margin against cavitation. Our engineers size for the elevation the pump actually runs at, not the one on the catalog curve.
Talk Pumps With the Colorado Team
Whether you need one pump, a full engineered station, or a crew on site fast, it starts with a conversation.
Or schedule a Lunch & Learn and we will bring the food.
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