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Read moreEjector Pumps
The ejector pump lifts the waste water and sewage to the appropriate level and pushes it through the pipes to the main sewer line. When installing or repairing an ejector pump, it’s important to ensure that it is properly connected to the plumbing and that it is working correctly. Common issues with ejector pumps include clogs, leaks, and problems with the switch or float. It is important to hire a professional plumber to ensure proper installation and repair of ejector pumps as they are working with waste water and sewage.
Overhead Sewer Conversion
An overhead sewer conversion involves connecting the waste water and sewage pipes from the basement or lower level of a building to the main sewer line above the basement or lower level, rather than below it. This method is typically used when the main sewer line is located at a higher elevation than the basement or lower level.
Seal Pit
A seal pit is a type of pit that is used to hold the ejector pump. It is typically made of concrete and is designed to keep the pump and its electrical components dry and protected. The seal pit also helps to prevent any unpleasant odor from escaping.
Pump Box
A pump box is a type of enclosure that is used to house the ejector pump. It is typically made of plastic or metal and is designed to keep the pump and its electrical components dry and protected. The pump box also helps to prevent any unpleasant odor from escaping.