Emergency Pumping

What This Service Involves

Standing water on a roadway or inside a public facility must be moved fast to prevent damage and reopen service. Our crews deploy trash and diaphragm pumps sized to the volume, discharging to approved locations under your stormwater protocols. We manage hoses, containment, and continuous monitoring so pumping proceeds safely around the clock if needed. Water levels, pump run times, and discharge points are documented for compliance and reimbursement.

Benefits

Removes standing water quickly to reopen public access; Sizes pumps and discharge to match site volume and rules; Operates continuously with crew monitoring when required; Documents pumping activity for compliance and cost recovery

Our Process

1) Assess water volume, source, and approved discharge points; 2) Deploy and prime appropriately sized pumps and hosing; 3) Pump and monitor levels while managing discharge and containment; 4) Document run times and demobilize once the site is clear

What Affects the Cost

Volume of water and required pumping capacity; Duration of continuous pumping and crew monitoring; Discharge routing and stormwater permit conditions; Distance and access for equipment placement; After-hours and multi-day activation costs

Best Time of Year

Emergency pumping demand peaks from November through February when heavy rain and high water tables overwhelm drainage systems.