The force of gravity transfers waste in homes without basements. Without a sewage ejector pump, there will be no way for solid and liquid waste collected in belowground level bathrooms to move to ground-level main sewer lines. Contact us online or call us at (803) 732-3747. Learn more about the types of pumps your home needs to function comfortably.
If your basement has flooded before, you’ll need both a sump pump and a sewage ejector pump. It contains a float that signals to the pump when it needs to start ejecting sewage from basement-level pipes and turns off when the float touches the bottom of the tank.Įjector pumps are commonly mistaken for sump pumps, which only transfer water, not waste. What Is a Sewage Ejector Pump?Ī sewage ejector pump moves solid and liquid waste from basement-level rooms to the disposal pipes and main sewer line on an upper level. Call us at (803) 732-3747 or send us a message online.
Schedule a sewage ejector pump service today with one of our experts. We’re available seven days a week, provide upfront pricing, and will keep your home clean and tidy. Our licensed plumbers have extensive experience diagnosing issues with ejector pumps and sewer lines, so our team will restore your basement-level plumbing system quickly. For reliable sewage ejector pump installation and repair services for your Lexington or Columbia home, contact Meetze Plumbing.
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