Sewage Pump Replacement

Unfortunately, when you have a sewage pump failure, it can shut down your home. Most tanks are only 30 gallons and that doesn’t hold a lot of waste water. We stock several models of sewage pumps for quick installation. If your pump is fewer than 5 years old and you are generally careful with what you flush, there is a good chance your pump can be recovered. The biggest issue with sewage pumps is when materials that shouldn’t be flushed, get lodged in the pump. Anything with string or material (dental floss, tampons, sanitary napkins, baby wipes, “flushable” wipes, etc) can get caught around the impeller and cause it to seize. Depending on how quickly you realize the pump has stopped working and you can shut it off, the damage can be minimized.

If your pump is more than 5 years old, we generally recommend replacement as the cost of repairs can quickly add up and who wants to spend half the price of a new pump, repairing one that may or may not last.