Glanua Becomes the First Authorised Service Partner for Grundfos in Ireland

Glanua, a leading provider of water and wastewater engineering solutions headquartered in Loughrea, Co. Galway, has been appointed as the first Authorised Service Partner for Grundfos in Ireland — marking a major milestone for the Irish engineering firm and the local pump service market.

Grundfos, the world’s largest pump manufacturer and a global leader in energy-efficient water and fluid management solutions, has officially recognised Glanua as its authorised partner for certified service operations across Ireland. As part of the partnership, Glanua will deliver manufacturer-approved repair, maintenance, diagnostics, performance testing, and emergency service support for Grundfos products — all designed to meet the brand’s stringent technical and quality standards.

This collaboration positions Glanua to provide enhanced support for municipal, commercial, and industrial clients that rely on Grundfos pumps for critical water infrastructure, wastewater treatment plants, and other essential operations. By combining Glanua’s deep operational expertise with Grundfos’s global product leadership, customers across Ireland will benefit from faster response times, improved asset performance, and greater service reliability.

In a joint announcement shared on LinkedIn, Grundfos highlighted the strategic importance of the new partnership and welcomed Glanua as its first authorised Irish service partner. The company emphasised the role this collaboration will play in advancing sustainable, long-lasting water solutions while supporting efficient pump system operation throughout their lifecycle.

Ross Sullivan, Senior Asset Manager at Glanua, expressed pride in the achievement and stressed the alignment of the partnership with the company’s commitment to innovation, energy efficiency, and high-performance service delivery.

This development further strengthens Glanua’s service offerings and underscores its growing presence as a trusted engineering partner in Ireland’s water and wastewater sector.

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