At Environmental Septic LLC, we provide the complete range of lift station services for commercial properties and large residential properties in Loganville, Georgia. We have years of experience providing perfectly engineered septic lift stations to complement all types and sizes of septic systems. Call us today to discuss your needs today.
Without going too deep into the technicalities, a lift station is a piece of equipment that pushes sewage from a property through the septic system. They are useful when natural gravity cannot push waste from your property down to the drain field.
The submersible pumps are the most cost-effective option. They work quietly underground, pushing sewage upward throughout the day. The dry well septic lift stations are the alternative, although they are costlier to maintain overall.
At Environmental Septic LLC, our highly experienced team can install all kinds of septic lift stations. We can install pre-engineered pumps and custom-designed options. We complete a detailed septic inspection to decide the perfect option for your property.
We can also install replacement systems. Whether you need an exact match replacement system or a more efficient unit, our technicians will deliver.
Our technicians understand how lift stations work inside and out. We can repair damage to all types of lift station systems. We can fix leaks within the system, flow rate trouble, electrical issues, and more.
We are especially adept at fixing lift station pump systems when they fail. Reach out to our team when you notice the signs of lift station trouble, such as slow drains, sewage backup, strong sewage odors in areas with plumbing fixtures, etc.
Lift stations are common where plumbing sits below the septic tank or sewer line, especially on sloped or low-lying Georgia properties. They help move wastewater uphill using pumps.
Lift stations collect wastewater in a basin and use pumps to move it to the septic system or sewer line. This setup ensures proper flow when gravity alone cannot move waste.
Installation typically takes one to two days, depending on site conditions and electrical requirements. Weather and soil composition may affect scheduling.
Lift station failure can quickly lead to sewage backups in a home, making it an emergency. Immediate service helps prevent property damage and sanitation risks.
Routine inspections, pump testing, and keeping non-flushable items out of drains help extend pump life. Georgia’s heavy rains also make regular float and alarm checks important.
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