Lift stations move wastewater when gravity alone cannot carry it to the sewer system. Because a failed pump can lead to sewage backups, odors, and overflows, problems should be addressed quickly. Our services include:
- Lift Station Pump Repair – Diagnose pump failures, alarms, float problems, control issues, clogs, valves, and other malfunctions.
- Lift Station Pump Maintenance – Inspect and test pumps, floats, alarms, controls, valves, and other critical components.
- Lift Station Pump Installation – Install properly sized pumps and associated equipment for residential and commercial applications.
- Lift Station Pump Replacement – Replace worn, damaged, undersized, or frequently failing pumps.
- Lift Station Troubleshooting – Identify the cause of high-water alarms, continuous operation, poor pumping performance, and system failures.
Need lift station pump repair in the San Francisco Bay Area? Call (650) 880-6339.
Residential & Commercial Lift Station Pump Services
We service wastewater pumping systems for both homes and commercial properties.
Residential Lift Station Pumps
A residential lift station pump may be needed when bathrooms, basements, ADUs, or other plumbing fixtures are located below the elevation required for gravity drainage. We service residential sewage pumps, ejector pumps, grinder pumps, simplex systems, and duplex systems.
Commercial Lift Stations
Commercial properties can have higher wastewater volumes and more demanding operating requirements. We provide lift station service for commercial buildings, multifamily properties, HOAs, restaurants, and other facilities. We also service commercial grinder pump lift station systems, including pumps, floats, alarms, controls, and related components.
Lift Station Pump Maintenance
Preventive lift station pump maintenance helps identify developing problems before they cause an unexpected failure. Depending on your system, maintenance may include:
- Pump inspection and testing
- Float and level-control testing
- Alarm testing
- Control panel inspection
- Valve inspection
- Basin or wet-well inspection
- Checking for clogs and debris
- Testing secondary pumps on duplex systems
Maintenance frequency depends on the system, wastewater volume, pump type, operating conditions, and manufacturer recommendations.