Sewage Pump Repairs
In the worst case scenario where your sewage pump is in need of repairs then our team of engineers can help.
What Is a Sewage Pump and How Do They Work?
Before we explain why sewage pumps need repairs, we want to first explain what a sewage pump is and how do they work?
Sewage Pumps are key in the movement of sewage liquids and solids from one location to another.
Residential sewage pumps transfer the foul waste from the sewage basin to the sewage system or to the septic tank. A sewage pumps otherwise known as wasterwater pumps can be used for a range of applications.
Waterwater pumps can be used for both residential and commercial properties and whether you want to have a basement with its bathroom or using a cellar for storage using a sewage pump system is the perfect option for stopping sewage problems.
Sewage pumps have to be able to move solids through the pump as opposed to sewage grinders that cut solids into smaller pieces so that they can then easily pass through the impeller and discharge pipes.
In both cases though, there is the potential for the impeller to become clogged as a result of our modern lifestyles and our waste disposal habits.
Why Do Sewage Pumps Need Repairs?
While sewage pumps have their many advantages problems can start to occur with sewage pumps after a period of time which is why servicing and maintenance are important.
There are a number of reasons why sewage pumps need repairs. One of the main issues for sewage pumps is that the pump will not turn on.
If the pump will not turn on then it is more than likely that it is because of one of the following reasons: the impeller has become jammed, the sewage pump does not have enough electricity to power up, or it is has fully broken down.
Another common fault is if the pump is not turning off. This can often be a fault with the float switch or that if the float switch is stuck in the wrong position.
A clear sign that the sewage pump is not turning off is that you may start to see that the electricity bills become higher than they usually are.
Another common sign that homeowners see if their sewage pump system is not working correctly is that the toilet will start backing up.
This could occur if the pump becomes blocked, if there is a problem in the sump pump area or if there are issues with the septic tank.
Emergency Sewage Pump Repairs
If you are in the unfortunate situation where your sewage pump has broken down and you are in need of emergency pump repair then The Basement Sump and Pump Company can help.
Having your pump breakdown is the last thing you want to happen and we have a dedicated team to provide sewage pump repairs fast.
We aim to provide as little disruption to your work and get your sewage pump back up and running as quickly and possible.
Why You Need Sewage Pump Maintenance Carried Out?
If the sewage pump system is having any of the problems highlighted above, then this is where you will need some form of maintenance carried out.
If your sewage pump is vital for your operation then you will not want it to breakdown. To make sure you do not need emergency sewage pump repairs carried out, then having the pump maintained and serviced is the best option for you.
Sewage pump servicing and maintenance should be carried out by a professional. At The Basement Sump and Pump Co we have a team of highly experienced pump engineers who will turn your sewage pump from nonfunctioning to been able to run at maximum capacity. A sewage pump maintenance will involve:
- Cleaning and emptying out the pump.
- Removing any blockages.
- Carry out any checks to see if there are any defects in the pumping system to ensure that is in full working order.
We provide sewage pump maintenance and servicing to customers for both domestic and commercial properties and have engineers situated across England and Wales.
Do We Provide Sewage Pump Repairs In Your Area?
We are a team of highly qualified engineers on hand across England and Wales to provide any emergency pump repairs you need in your local area. You can check if we cover your local area by filling in the postcode checker down below:
Contact Us For All Your Sewage Pump Problems
If you think you are experiencing any sewage pump problems with your current installation or need emergency sewage pump repair then don’t hesitate to contact our team by either calling The Basement Sump and Pump Co on 0800 019 9949 or contacting us online.