Whether you have a sewage ejector pump that needs repairing or youโre interested in having a sewage pump installed, our team is here to help.
While sewage ejector pumps are similar to sump pumps, and they also are installed in a basin usually in the basement of a home, they serve a different purpose. As opposed to pushing groundwater away from the home, sewage ejector pumps push out sewage, waste water and greywater. Sewage ejector pumps are usually needed in a home that is situated downhill from the main sewer line, and therefore needs the extra boost to push sewage out of and away from the home.
Most homes are designed and built to utilize gravity to push any waste and sewage away from the home. Sewage will generally flow through your home, and then down and out to the sewer line that connects to the municipal sewer main. However, if your home is downhill from the sewer line or the municipal sewer main, there is no way for gravity to naturally move your sewage out of your home. This can cause unsanitary sewage backups in the home. Basements bathrooms can also suffer from this same problem due to being situated in a low elevation area of the home, even if the rest of the home doesnโt have the issue.
This is where a sewage ejector pump comes in. The pump will create the force that is needed to lead sewage, waste and greywater away from your home. If youโre unsure whether your home needs or could benefit from a sewage ejector pump, give us a call and our team will help you determine the best solution for your home.
If you have a sewage ejector pump installed in your home that isnโt working properly, our plumbers will assess the problem and make any needed repairs or replacements to get your system up and running again. We make all repairs quickly and professionally so you can get back to enjoying your space with as little inconvenience as possible.
If youโre interested in having a sewage ejector pump installed, or your current pump needs to be replaced, give us a call. Even if youโre unsure of whether or not you need a sewage ejector pump in your home, our experienced plumbers will help you make the decision, as well as select the best sewage ejector pump for you home and expertly install it when the time comes.
Regularly cleaning your sewage ejector pump, particularly the pump vents, and inspecting all of the proponents to ensure that they are tight and working properly is one of the best ways you can maintain your sewage ejector pump yourself. We recommend regularly scheduled, professional maintenance to keep your system working properly and to extend its life.
Smells coming from a sewage ejector pump or any smells of sewage need to be addressed right away. The most common cause for sewage smells is a dry P-trap. Ensure that all of the traps in your basement have water in them to block the sewer gases from entering the home. Otherwise, the smell could be caused from clogs, dysfunctional or old plumbing, worn out gaskets and seals, or a blocked vent pump. To determine the exact cause of the smell, seek the help of a professional plumber.
A backup sump pump is a battery or water-powered backup option that turns on when your primary sump pump fails, providing you with additional protection from flooding and water damage.
Whether your sump pump is broken down, or youโre interested in installing a new sump pump to protect your home from flooding and water damage, our experienced plumbers will get the job done.
Combination sump pumps offer the dual protection of both a primary and backup sump pump, all in one package. Our team installs new combination sump pumps as well as repairs or maintains any system currently in your home.
Give us a call and find out! Even if we canโt service you personally, we will get you on the right track to solving your problem.
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