Pump Station Maintenance

What This Service Involves

Lift and pump stations move wastewater and stormwater that gravity cannot, making their reliability essential to public health. We service pumps, check floats and controls, clean wet wells, and inspect valves and seals on a preventive schedule. Findings are documented so agencies can budget for rebuilds before a failure causes an overflow. Coordinated maintenance reduces the risk of sanitary sewer overflows and regulatory penalties.

Benefits

Reduces the risk of overflows and spills; Extends pump and control equipment life; Identifies wear before it becomes a failure; Supports regulatory compliance and reporting

Our Process

1) Inspect pumps, floats, valves, and controls; 2) Clean the wet well and remove debris; 3) Service or repair worn components; 4) Document condition and recommend rebuild timing

What Affects the Cost

Number and size of pump stations; Wet well cleaning and debris volume; Pump rebuild versus component repair; Confined-space entry requirements; Emergency versus scheduled service

Best Time of Year

Maintenance ahead of the fall and winter wet season prepares stations for peak stormwater flows.