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Lift Station Maintenance and Repair
Maintain, troubleshoot, and repair commercial sewage lift stations before alarms, failed pumps, or control problems become a property-wide emergency.
Watch for these signs
When to call
- A high-water or pump alarm is active
- Pumps cycle abnormally or fail to alternate
- Odors, slow drainage, or wet-well buildup are increasing
- Float switches or controls are unreliable
- The station has no documented maintenance schedule
Service scope
What we handle
- Pump and float testing
- Alarm and control-panel checks
- Wet-well cleaning and debris removal
- Emergency pump-out coordination
- Repair, replacement, and maintenance planning
What happens next
A straightforward service process
- 1
We identify the station, controls, access, and current condition.
- 2
Pumps, floats, alarms, and the wet well are inspected.
- 3
Immediate risks and repair options are explained.
- 4
Service is documented and a maintenance interval is recommended.
Common questions
Before you schedule
How often should a lift station be maintained?
Usage, solids and grease load, redundancy, equipment age, alarm history, and the cost of failure all matter. Critical stations often need a structured monthly or quarterly program.
What should I do when the alarm sounds?
Reduce wastewater use, keep people away from the wet well and electrical equipment, and call for service. Do not silence an alarm without determining the cause.
Get help
Request lift station service
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