We install, service, & replace sump pumps, sewage pumps, grinder pumps, effluent pumps, and lift pumps for residential & commercial septic systems.
Controlling natural waterflow from groundwater, rain, and household wastewater is part of our service offerings. In Michigan, most homeowners & even businesses have full basements using a combination of sump pumps, sewage ejector pumps, and maybe full lift stations within their septic system.
Here’s a quick list of the type of lift pumps we install, replace, & maintain for clients:
Get Answers to common questions about Lift Pumps used in Septic Systems.
No. A lift pump (sometimes referred to as a lift station / sewage ejector) pumps wastewater from a lower level to your main septic tank or main sewer drain. A sump pump is generally used to remove groundwater / rainwater from your foundation to prevent flooding in your basement.
Your septic lift pump needs attention if you notice:
Like any household appliance, sump pumps and septic lift pumps can develop problems over time. Common issues include:
